# How to produce ad creatives with AI: from concept to a batch of variants > Guide to creating ad creatives with AI: concepts and copy with YesChat, final images with Getimg.ai and cheap variants with Dezgo for weekly iteration. - Canonical: https://serchai.com/en/guides/ai-ad-creatives/ - Site: Serchai (https://serchai.com) — AI tools comparator - Language: en - Updated: 2026-07-25 --- ## Tools you will use - [YesChat](https://serchai.com/en/reviews/yeschat/) — GPT, Claude, Gemini and video generators under a single subscription. - [Getimg.ai](https://serchai.com/en/reviews/getimg-ai/) — 11+ AI image and video models in a single creative workspace. - [Dezgo](https://serchai.com/en/reviews/dezgo/) — Fast, no-frills AI image generation with an API. ## The steps, in short 1. **Work the ad concepts and copy** — Use several chat models to generate distinct selling angles and keep two or three strong concepts with their copy. 2. **Produce the hero images with Getimg.ai** — Generate each concept's image testing several models in the same panel and edit without leaving the tool. 3. **Multiply variants and formats with Dezgo** — Produce per-format versions and small variations of each winner without spending your main plan's credits. 4. **Set up the weekly iteration system** — Measure which creatives perform, retire the exhausted ones and produce replacements by reusing winning prompts. > **TLDR:** Ad creatives are a volume game played with judgment: you need many variants, but of few well-thought concepts. YesChat helps you work angles and copy with several chat models, Getimg.ai produces the final images with 11+ models and built-in editing, and Dezgo multiplies cheap variants. The whole flow starts around $18 a month and scales only if your campaigns demand it. This guide is for people who buy paid traffic and need fresh creatives every week: e-commerce, apps, info products or lead generation. Creative fatigue is the tax of social advertising, and paying it with a designer for every variant breaks the economics of any small campaign. Order matters: concept and copy first, image after. A spectacular image with a weak angle does not convert, and angles do not come out of an image generator. ## 1. Work the ad concepts and copy A good ad starts from an angle: the concrete benefit, the fear it resolves, the comparison with the alternative the customer already uses. To explore angles, [YesChat](/en/reviews/yeschat/) has a practical edge over a single chat: you can throw the same brief at GPT and Claude and compare what each returns. Models have different biases, and that difference is creative raw material. Ask for ten angles, discard eight and develop the two or three with the most force: headline, primary text and call to action for each. YesChat's free plan covers testing the method, and the paid one starts at $8 a month if it joins your routine. Also write each concept's visual description in one sentence: what is seen, what emotion it carries, which colors your brand demands. That text is the base prompt for the next step. ## 2. Produce the hero images with Getimg.ai [Getimg.ai](/en/reviews/getimg-ai/) is the production tool of this flow for two reasons: it bundles 11+ image models under one subscription, and it ships the built-in editing (upscaling, background removal, resizing) that ad work demands daily. Each model reads the same prompt differently, so test each concept's base prompt on two or three models and pick the strongest image. It starts at $10 a month, and there is a contractual detail that is not optional in advertising: commercial rights over generated work are tied to paid plans. For ads, paid plan always. Generate in the channel's format from the start (square, vertical, horizontal) instead of cropping later: framing designed for the format outperforms a crop of a generic image. ## 3. Multiply variants and formats with Dezgo With the winning images defined, the volume work begins: per-format versions, background swaps, color variations. Spending your main plan's credits on this mechanical phase is wasted money, and that is where [Dezgo](/en/reviews/dezgo/) comes in: generation with open source models, free at the basic tier and with no sign-up, ideal for producing ten variations of an already proven prompt. If some month you need serious volume, it starts at $10. The division rule: Getimg.ai for hero images and fine editing, Dezgo for cheap multiplication. Prompts travel between them without friction because both speak the same descriptive-prompt language. To understand the differences between generators before picking yours, the [best AI image tools](/en/best-ai/images/) ranking compares the whole category. ## 4. Set up the weekly iteration system Creatives expire: a campaign's audience saturates and performance drops. The system that avoids starting from zero each time has three pieces: a document with winning prompts and angles, each creative's metrics (clicks, conversion, frequency) and a short weekly session to retire what is exhausted and produce the replacement. In that session the full flow runs in miniature: a new angle or a twist on the winner with YesChat, the hero image in Getimg.ai, the variants in Dezgo. With base prompts already written, the weekly replacement takes an hour, not an afternoon. If you feed owned channels besides paid traffic, the same pieces get recycled: the [WordPress blog with AI images](/en/guides/ai-wordpress-blog/) guide and the [AI newsletter](/en/guides/ai-newsletter/) guide reuse prompts and material from this same system. The rest of the sector's tasks live in [AI for marketing and social media](/en/ai-for/marketing/). ## Common mistakes Starting with the image. This is the root error: generating pretty images without a defined angle produces decorative ads. The concept leads and the image executes. Publishing without checking usage rights. Each tool ties the commercial license to different plan conditions. In advertising, that oversight can cost a claim: read the terms of the plan you pay for. Producing a hundred variants of twenty concepts. Strength lies in the opposite: two or three strong concepts with ten variants each. More concepts dilute the campaign budget and the metric's learning. Ignoring text inside the image. Generators still fail at typography. If the ad carries text over the image, add it with the editor, do not ask the prompt for it. ## Frequently asked questions ### How much does producing creatives this way cost? The real minimum flow: Getimg.ai's paid plan from $10 a month for commercial rights, plus Dezgo free for variants and YesChat free for concepts. From around $18 a month if you add the supporting paid plans. ### Can I use these images on Meta and Google Ads? Yes, as long as your plan includes commercial use and the images comply with each platform's policies (no visual medical claims, no misleading before-and-afters, no third-party brands). The license comes from your plan, the compliance comes from your review. ### How often should creatives be refreshed? When the metrics ask, not the calendar. The usual signal is frequency rising while clicks fall. With this system, the cost of refreshing is so low you can retire creatives at the first signal instead of squeezing them until the audience burns out. ### Does the same flow work for display banners? Yes, changing the formats in step 2. The logic of concept, hero image and per-size variants is identical, and direct generation in each aspect ratio saves even more there, because display multiplies sizes like no other channel.