Viral Ad AI
Generate ad creatives for TikTok, Facebook & Instagram from five fields you type.
Generate Ad Creatives
What this ad script generator does
It writes the creative, not the campaign. You type a product name, pick a platform and a goal, describe who you are selling to and the angle you want, and the model is asked for hook lines with a score attached to each, a video script broken into numbered shots, ad copy variations with headline and button text, a hashtag set, and a note on what the soundtrack should feel like. Nothing here checks the reply against that shape, so counts vary from run to run. One run is one model call with a sixty-second timeout on each attempt.
The point in the workflow it is built for is narrow: you have already chosen a product and you are staring at an empty creative brief. Instead of writing the first hook from nothing, you start by rejecting most of the batch and editing the one that survives.
How it works
- You fill five fields. Product name is the only required one. Platform is TikTok, Facebook, Instagram or all three. Goal is sales, awareness or engagement. Target audience and creative angle are free text, and they are the two fields that change the output most, so a vague answer there gives you generic hooks.
- You sign in. The generate request needs a session, so the first click opens the account box rather than starting a generation. Registration is free and this tool is not rate limited afterwards.
- Your five fields become one prompt. They are dropped into a short template and sent to the DeepSeek model with a system instruction that asks for a reply format: hooks under 120 characters each, scores from 0 to 100, scripts of 15, 30 or 60 seconds, and a style label of UGC, Professional, Storytelling or Demo. It is a request, not a rule the server enforces. Nothing is scraped, fetched or looked up along the way.
- The reply is parsed as JSON. The server pulls the JSON object out of whatever the model sends back. Each attempt has a sixty-second timeout, and a timeout or a transient error is retried, for three attempts in total with a one second and then a two second pause between them. If all three fail, or the reply will not parse, you get a short placeholder set rather than an error. It is obvious when you see it, and the fix is to run it again.
- The page renders the batch. Hooks come first with score badges colour-coded at 80 and 60, then the scripts with duration and style tags, then the copy blocks, hashtags and music direction. The generated scripts themselves are never saved for you — only the product name and the platform are kept against your email as a usage record — so copy what you want before you close the tab.
What comes back
Below is the shape of a result, written as an example rather than taken from a real generation. Your wording will differ every run, including two runs on the same product.
When it helps and when it does not
It helps when the blank page is the bottleneck: you need ten angles by tonight, you are rewriting a hook that stopped working, or you want a shot list a freelance creator can follow. The draft is worth roughly what you put into the audience and angle fields.
The hook score is the model rating itself. There is no click-through data, no ad library and no platform connection behind that number. Two runs can score the same hook differently. It is useful for ordering the options inside one batch and useless as a forecast.
It has not seen your product. No page is fetched, no image is analysed, no review is read. If your product name is "wireless earbuds" the scripts will describe generic wireless earbuds, because that is all the model was given.
It does not know what is trending right now. There is no live feed of sounds, formats or competitor ads. It reproduces ad structures it learned during training, which is why hooks can feel like formats you have already seen.
It does not film anything and does not check ad policy. You still shoot or source every shot in the list. You are also the one responsible for claims: health results, income claims and before-and-after framing get ads rejected, and nothing here reviews the copy for that.
Output is English and unedited. Shipping it word-for-word is how you end up sounding like every other store that used a generator.
Where it sits next to the other tools
Creative is the last step, so it is worth arriving here with a product you have already checked. Product Scout ranks a shortlist and attaches a Winnability Score, Product Validator is the faster pre-flight check on a single item before you commit budget, and the UGC swipe file is a second generator of the same kind, written around creator-style hooks and captions rather than paid placements, so it is worth a look when you want a different batch to choose from. Once the ad is running, Perfect Listing writes the product page the traffic lands on.
Frequently asked questions
Is the ad script generator free?
Yes. It is free with a free account, there is no card step, and this tool has no daily generation cap. Rerunning it with a different angle or audience costs nothing.
Do I need an account to generate ad scripts?
Yes. The generate request is rejected without a signed-in session, so clicking the button opens the login box first. What gets stored against your email is the product name and the platform you picked, kept as a usage record. The generated scripts are not saved for you, so copy anything you want to keep before you leave the page.
What data does it use to write the ads?
Only the five fields you type: product name, platform, goal, target audience and creative angle. It does not open your product page, read your reviews, look at competitor ads, or check what is trending on TikTok today. Everything it produces comes from the language model's general knowledge of ad formats applied to your description.
What does the hook score actually mean?
It is a 0-100 number the model assigns to its own hooks, and nothing more. There is no click-through data, no platform API and no test behind it. Treat it as a way to sort five hooks within one batch, not as a prediction of how the ad will perform.
Can I run the scripts as-is on TikTok or Meta?
Not without work. The script is a shot list and a voiceover, so you still have to film it or assemble footage. You also need to check the copy against platform ad policy yourself, because the model does not review claims, and health, income or before-and-after framing is a common rejection reason.
How many hooks and scripts does one run return?
The prompt asks for five hooks with scores, at least one full script with a five-shot breakdown, ad copy variations, hashtags and a music direction. Exact counts vary because a language model does not always return the same shape twice. Running it again on the same product gives you a different batch, which is the intended way to get more options.