Question 1

Will the images look AI-generated?

Accepted Answer

The goal is not to create AI-looking images. The goal is to create brand-ready product creatives that feel polished, accurate, and usable. LocalAds works from your real product images and the details on your page, so colours, labels, logos and finish stay exactly as they are.

Question 2

Is this just another prompting tool?

Accepted Answer

No. LocalAds is built around product understanding, creative strategy, and guided workflows. A general model gives you one image at a time with no connection to who you are selling to. LocalAds works out the audiences and angles first, so every creative can be traced back to a reason it exists, and you can regenerate one branch without losing the rest. You should not need to become a prompt engineer to get good outputs.

Question 3

Can it stay on brand?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The workflow is designed to create consistent assets across ads, listings, website visuals, and catalog content. Brand tokens, product imagery, and offer language come straight from the URL you paste, and you can upload a brand kit with your logo, fonts and colours that every generation respects. When something is off, Magic Edit fixes it without regenerating the set.

Question 4

Is this for ads only?

Accepted Answer

No. Teams use it for ad creatives, product photoshoots, listing images, A+ content, website visuals, and creative inspiration. That includes complete 9-slot Amazon listing image sets from a listing URL or ASIN, and animated video built from a still.

Question 5

Who is this best for?

Accepted Answer

D2C founders, large SKU brands, and agencies that need more high-quality product creatives without waiting on slow production cycles. If you sell online and run paid on Meta, Instagram, Google or ChatGPT, or you maintain a marketplace catalogue, LocalAds generates the strategy and the creatives from your product URL.

Question 6

What if my landing page is thin or still in draft?

Accepted Answer

You can paste a competitor's URL, a Notion doc, or a plain-text product description. The strategy tree is structured enough to work from any of these. Page quality affects audience accuracy: if the page is thin, you'll want to review the tree before generating creatives.

Question 7

Who owns the creatives and where can I use them?

Accepted Answer

You own everything you generate. Export in 1:1, 4:5, 9:16, and 16:9, use across Meta, TikTok, Pinterest, Google Demand Gen, YouTube, and wherever else you run paid.

Question 8

How long until I see the first batch?

Accepted Answer

The strategy tree builds in under 60 seconds. First creatives start arriving around 2 minutes later. A full 50-creative batch lands in roughly 3–5 minutes, depending on formats requested.

Question 9

How does the free trial work?

Accepted Answer

The trial is $0 for your first 3 days: 60 credits (30 ad creatives), 1 brand, up to 3 products. A card is required to begin, but nothing is charged during the trial. When it ends, a paid Starter subscription starts automatically at $49 per month in India ($149 elsewhere) with 150 credits, up to 3 brands — we email you the day before the first payment, and you can cancel any time before then from the billing portal and won't be billed. Radar and Video Ads stay locked until you're on a paid plan. Prefer more from day one? Switch to Pro ($99 per month in India, $299 elsewhere) for 400 credits and higher limits. Pro has no trial and is billed from day one.

Question 10

How do credits work?

Accepted Answer

An ad creative costs 2 credits, so Starter's 150 credits a month make 75 of them. Every creative is researched, not prompted: we study your product, choose the audience and the angle, and storyboard the layout before a single pixel renders. That work is the first credit, and the image is the second. Amazon listing images also cost 2 credits each, product photos cost 1, and resizing or editing a creative you already made is free.

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