Ads & Product

Turn your product into a billboard campaign

Billboard Ad places your product or logo on a giant billboard for image or video ad concepts.

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Output type

Recent runs

Track finished ad images and videos in one place.

Billboard ads source example
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How Billboard Ad works

1

Upload the product image

Start with one product image, logo, or hero visual that should appear on the billboard.

2

Add one line of ad copy

Write the line that should be printed as the main billboard headline.

3

Choose image or video

Generate a final still for a quick outdoor concept, or animate the billboard scene into a short promo shot.

Why use Billboard Ad

Faster outdoor concepts

You do not need to prompt every detail of a city billboard scene manually.

Cleaner ad placement

The workflow is tuned for large-format outdoor surfaces instead of generic image editing.

Better reuse across ad teams

You can turn the same product image into fast campaign mockups for review, testing, and pitching.

Use Billboard Ad when the placement surface matters

Billboard Ad is built for outdoor-ad concepts where scale, readability, and environmental placement all matter. Instead of trying to manually describe a giant billboard scene, you start from the product image and the copy line and let the app handle the structured ad placement.

That makes it useful for:

  • outdoor campaign concepts
  • city-branding mockups
  • launch visuals for reviews or pitches
  • short motion previews for campaign planning

Billboard Ad FAQ

Does video mode generate the image first?

Yes. The video flow first creates the billboard image and then animates that image into a short motion preview.

Can I use this for posters or brand marks?

Yes. It works for product packshots, logos, posters, and simple branded visuals if the source image is clean.

Why use this instead of a generic generator?

Billboard Ad is faster when the outdoor ad surface is already defined and you want the result to feel like a campaign mockup.