The ad editor that lets you design, animate, and scale with AI

Create one master design on the infinite stage, add timeline animations

AI Smart Resize adapts it to 50+ platform-specific sizes: square, in-feed, 4:5, 16:9, 9:16, all IAB formats (inline rectangle, leaderboard, skyscraper, and many more)

Your creative lead comments on two animation frames. You fix them. They approve.

Push directly to Meta Ads Manager and Google Ads. Wednesday morning, you're live.

Build one template with placeholder layers for product image, price, headline, and legal copy

Upload or import from your URL a CSV with one product per row. Pricing, description, imagery URLs

With AI you have the option to remove background for all products so you can easily highlight the product in the design

Review a sample set, approve, and all 10,000+ combinations are generated

Publish to META as an auto-sync DPA catalog, or export the variations in bulk to your design format, it’s your choice.

Visual timeline editor with in/mid/out keyframes, no code required

Easing curves, slide transitions, text reveal animations, looping controls

Export as lightweight HTML5 that meets IAB standards, or as MP4/GIF for social

Generate ad tags compatible with Google Campaign Manager 360, DV360, Xandr, and every major DSP

You own the entire process. The campaign goes live days faster.

Separate Brand Kits per client with colors, fonts, logos, and voice guidelines locked in

Role-based permissions so junior designers can fill templates but can't modify master layouts

Async review: clients get a link, comment on specific frames, approve or reject

Component libraries per brand with pre-approved CTAs, disclaimers, and logo lockups ready to drag and drop

Version history tracks every change. Roll back to any version, full audit trail for compliance

Team governance – Roles, permissions, brand locking, approval flows

Async review – Comment, version, approve. All in the browser

Creative ops ready – Templates, folders, DAM, auto-sync from Figma & Bynder

Create your design in the editor. Add animations using the timeline. Set build in/mid/out sequences for each element.

Add click tags. Ad Studio handles the click-through URL format required by each ad network automatically.

Preview your ad at the correct dimensions. Use the built-in device preview to check how it renders across screens.

Export as HTML5. Choose your target network (Google Ads, DV360, Campaign Manager 360, Xandr) and Ad Studio formats the package accordingly.

Your export includes all assets, the HTML file, and a fallback image. Upload directly to your ad platform.

Tip: Ad Studio auto-generates a static fallback image so your ad still displays when HTML5 is not supported.

Before export, verify your file size is under Google's 150KB limit using Ad Studio's built-in file size estimator.

Choose 'Google Ads' as the export target. Ad Studio applies the correct click tag format and file structure automatically.

Using custom fonts? Set 'Convert custom fonts to SVG' in the export settings. Google Ads doesn't support custom font packages. This is a unique feature only available with The Brief.

In Google Ads, go to Ads & Assets → Upload ad. Select your exported .zip file.

Preview your ad in Google's Ad Preview tool to confirm animations play correctly and the click-through works.

Common fix: If your file is too large, use Ad Studio's optimization panel to compress images or switch to web-safe fonts. Most files drop 30-50% in size.

Design your template with placeholder layers. Mark which text, images, and elements should change per variation.

Prepare your CSV or connect a live data feed URL. Each column maps to a layer, each row becomes a unique ad. You can use text, numbers, colors, booleans, URLs, or image links.

In the Feed panel, create the feed and hit apply. Ad Studio auto-connects feed columns to the right layer content.

Preview your variations. Scroll through them to spot any layout issues with longer text or different image ratios.

Export all variations at once, or publish selected ones directly to your ad platforms.

Tip: Your data feed can include language columns. AI auto-translates headlines and removes product image backgrounds.

Finish your animated design using the timeline editor. Set your desired duration and time all animations correctly.

Click Publish → Download and select MP4 (for social platforms, high quality) or GIF (for display and email, smaller file size).

Choose your quality settings. For social, use 30fps. For display, use the network's recommended resolution.

Quick fix for blurry exports: The most common cause is an artboard set to a small display size (e.g. 300x250) exported without a resolution multiplier. Switch to 2x and the file will be sharp on any screen.

Make sure your artboard is set to the correct dimensions. For retina/high-DPI, design at 2x your target display size.

Select Export → PNG (for transparency support) or JPG (for smaller files when transparency isn't needed).

Choose your resolution: 1x for standard screens, 2x for retina displays, or enter a custom DPI for print.

If your export looks blurry, check that you're not scaling a small artboard up. Always start at the target size or larger.

Quick fix for blurry exports: the most common cause is an export without a resolution multiplier. Switch to 2x and the file will be sharp on any screen.