Free AI Ad Copy Generator

An AI ad copy generator writes the headlines, body text and calls to action for your ads. Tell Deepege what you sell, the offer, who it is for and where the ad will run, and get several ad variants with different angles to test, sized for the platform, then turn the best one into an ad image in the same chat.

Deepege chat mockup: an ad copy request for a vitamin C serum and three ad variants, each with a different angle

Mockup: three ad variants for a furnace tune-up offer labeled benefit, pain point and urgency

Several angles to test, not one guess

Ads rarely win on the first try. Deepege writes variants that take different angles, such as the main benefit, the problem you solve, proof from customers or a time-limited offer, so you can run them side by side and keep the one that performs. Ask for more variants on the angle that works.

Mockup: search ad headlines with character counts under 30 and a description under 90 characters

Copy that fits the ad format

Each platform shows a different amount of text. Tell Deepege where the ad runs and the limits you need, such as 30-character headlines and 90-character descriptions for search ads, or a short first line for feed ads, and it writes to that length. Check the counts in your ad manager before you launch.

Mockup: the chosen weekend sale ad line turned into a square ad image in the same chat

The ad line and the ad image together

Once you pick a line, ask in the same chat for an ad image: a square feed ad, a vertical story or a wide banner. Deepege can use a product photo you upload as a reference and keep the text short so it stays readable. You can also turn the offer into a full poster with the AI poster generator.

How to use

1
Describe your product and offer
Say what you sell, the offer, who it is for and where the ad runs. Edit the sample prompt above to start faster.
2
Compare the variants
Deepege writes several ad variants with different angles. Ask for shorter lines, a new tone or more variants on the angle you like.
3
Paste the copy into your ad
Check the claims, offer and character counts, then copy the headline, text and call to action into your ad manager.

Used across industries

Ecommerce example: a sponsored feed ad for a 30 ml vitamin C serum with a Shop now button — Ecommerce and DTC brands
A skincare brand promotes a vitamin C serum with free shipping this week. Deepege writes three feed ad variants, one on the simple routine, one on the ingredients and one on the limited-time offer, each with a headline and a Shop now call to action.

Local service example: a search ad for a $79 furnace tune-up with two headlines and a description — Local service businesses
A heating company runs a search ad for a $79 furnace tune-up in Denver. Deepege writes headlines under 30 characters and descriptions under 90 that mention the price, the area and same-week visits.

SaaS example: a sponsored feed ad for invoice reminder software offering a 14-day free trial — SaaS and B2B teams
A software company promotes a 14-day free trial of its invoice reminder app. Deepege writes variants on time saved and getting paid faster, with a clear call to start the trial and no card needed.

What goes into good ad copy

Most ads that work say one clear thing to one clear audience. Before you write, know:

The offer: what people get and why now, such as a price, a free trial or free shipping.
The audience: who the ad is for and the problem they want solved.
The angle: the main benefit, the pain point, proof from customers or urgency. Test more than one.
The format: a headline, primary text and a call to action for feed ads, or several short headlines and descriptions for search ads.
The facts: prices, results and claims you can back up.

Ad copy and ad policies

Ad platforms review ads before they run, and rules are stricter for health, finance, housing, jobs and other sensitive areas. Deepege writes from the facts you give, but it is not a compliance check. Read the policy of the platform you use and remove any claim you cannot prove before you launch.

How this tool works

Edit the prompt above with your product, offer, audience and platform. After you sign in, Deepege opens a new chat and sends your prompt, and the ad variants appear in the chat. Ask for changes until they read right, then ask for an ad image in the same chat. Need longer copy for the landing page? Try the product description generator, or make the visual with the AI poster generator.

FAQ

What is an AI ad copy generator?

It is a tool that writes the text of an ad: headlines, body text, descriptions and calls to action. On this page you describe the product, the offer, the audience and the platform, and Deepege chat writes several ad variants, which you can change by chatting before you paste them into your ad manager.

Is this ad copy generator free?

Yes, you can try it for free. You get free credits on sign-up, so you can open Deepege chat from this page and write ad copy right away. When the credits run out, you can keep going on a paid plan.

Which ad platforms does it write for?

You can ask for copy for Facebook and Instagram ads, Google search ads, TikTok ads, LinkedIn ads or any other ad manager. Say the platform and the format, such as a feed ad or a search ad with 30-character headlines, and Deepege writes to that length.

Will the ads follow the platform rules?

Deepege writes from the facts you give, but it does not check ads against Meta, Google or TikTok policies. Read the policy for your industry and check every price, result and claim before you launch.

Can it make the ad image too?

Yes. In the same chat, ask for an ad image in square, vertical or wide format. You can upload a product photo as a reference. Keep the words on the image short and check the text before you use it.

Can I use the copy in my ads?

Yes, you can use the copy in your own ads. Deepege does not create or run ad campaigns for you: you paste the copy into your ad manager yourself. See the Deepege user agreement for details.