For marketers who make a lot of ads

Ads that look like your brand. Every shot, every time

Add your product once, then pick a scene or describe your own. You get a matching set of photos and videos: your real product, every size, ready to post. No fixing them one by one.

We read the page and pre-fill your brand profile. You check it over before anything is saved.

Your real product, every shot
Colors & logo locked to your brand
The same face in every shot
Every size, one campaign
Video that matches the photo

One scene in. A finished campaign out.

Photos and videos that match each other, sized for everywhere you post, on-brand from the start


On-brand photo: the real coat on the recurring model

ON-BRAND PHOTO

MATCHED VIDEO

The same campaign recomposed for story, square, and landscape

EVERY SIZE

The same campaign recomposed for story, square, and landscape

Every Size

Matched Video

On-brand photo: the real coat on the recurring model

On-Brand Photo

Set it up once. Make campaigns forever.

No prompts to learn, no AI models to pick. If you can type a sentence, you can make a campaign. If you'd rather not type at all, pick a ready-made scene.

1. Add your product, once

Photos of your real product, plus your colors, logo, and style. It's saved in your brand profile and used in every batch.

2. Set the scene, pick your sizes

Pick a ready-made scene, or describe your own in a sentence. Then choose your sizes: square post, story, landscape, video. That's the whole job.

3. Get your batch

Every shot comes back on-brand and matching the rest. If one misses, redo just that one.

Could you post the whole batch without a designer touching it?

That's the test every batch has to pass. With most AI tools, the real work is fixing what came back almost right. Here, six things hold in every shot:

True to your product

Your real product in every shot: right colors, right shape, no invented features or melted labels.

Locked to your brand

Colors, logo, fonts, and style match your brand profile every time. No off-brand colors, no warped logo.

The same face

Your model or mascot is recognizably the same one in every shot, not a new face each time.

One look, every size

Story, square, and landscape all read as one campaign, each rebuilt for its frame, not cropped and broken.

Photo and video match

The video looks like it came from the same shoot as the photo: same light, same product, same colors.

Varied, not drifting

Variations change the one thing you asked for (layout, angle, message) and keep everything else locked.

Upload it once. It stays true everywhere.

Everyday photos of your product, or of your model or mascot, become the references every batch is built on. What comes back is yours, not something invented.

Product reference photo of the real jacket
Subject reference photo of the recurring model
AI Generated Generated campaign shot: the same jacket on the same model

Output you don't have to redo

Finished, on-brand photos and videos you can post as-is, not AI attempts you have to fix.

Brand Owners

One brand, fresh ads whenever you need them, every size from one setup.

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On-brand campaign photo from a real batch

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes! Every photo and video created with Artwurk.ai comes with full commercial rights. Use them in paid ads, social media, your store, or any business purpose.

Most batches finish in a few minutes. Photos come in first, then each video follows, built from its matching photo so it looks like the same shoot.

Finished, on-brand campaign batches: photos and videos together, in every size you pick, all matching each other and locked to your brand profile. Not one-off AI images you have to fix and match up afterwards.

Not at all. You set up your brand once. After that, a campaign is just a scene you pick (or describe in a sentence) and a few size picks. There's no prompt writing and no model picking anywhere. The technical decisions happen under the hood.

The product photos you upload become the references every shot is built from, so the real thing keeps its colors, logo, and shape. Your brand colors go on the background and styling only, never painted onto the product itself. If one shot still misses, you redo just that one, not the whole batch.