Is there a Claude Code skill for ad creatives in 1:1, 4:5 and 9:16?
Yes, Wireflow's ad creatives skill for Claude Code writes concepts and headlines, then renders each one as 1:1, 4:5 and 9:16 images in one call for 60 credits.
Yes, Wireflow's ai-ad-creative-generator skill writes static ad concepts with headlines and calls to action inside Claude Code, then renders each concept as three images at once: 1:1 for feeds, 4:5 for portrait feeds and 9:16 for stories and reels. You edit the words before anything renders, the skill quotes the credits and waits for your yes, and a Wireflow app renders the set with Nano Banana 2.
Claude proofreads every headline, checks the story safe areas and names the files so they are ready to drop into an ads manager. Without a Wireflow connection, you still get the concept sheet: angles, headlines, calls to action and layout briefs. Skill files and examples are in the skill's folder on GitHub.
How do I install the ad creatives skill in Claude Code?
Install the Wireflow plugin, which adds every Wireflow skill and the Wireflow connector:
/plugin marketplace add wireflowINC/skills
/plugin install wireflow-skills@wireflow
Claude Code shows the plugin's details first, so you can review it and choose its scope. Then run /mcp, choose wireflow and sign in with your Wireflow account. The skill shows up as /wireflow-skills:ai-ad-creative-generator, and Claude also picks it up from plain requests.
To add only this skill, use the skills CLI, or copy the skills/ai-ad-creative-generator folder into ~/.claude/skills/. Then connect Wireflow once and run /mcp to sign in, with no API key to copy.
npx skills add wireflowINC/skills --skill ai-ad-creative-generator
claude mcp add --transport http wireflow https://www.wireflow.ai/api/mcp
What do I give Claude to make ad variations?
Give it a product image at an https:// URL and a few lines about who you sell to:
Make 3 Meta ad concepts for my terracotta stoneware mug. Product image:
https://example.com/mug.jpg. Audience: people who make coffee at home.
No discounts, we just launched.
It asks what you sell and to whom, the one thing that should stop the scroll, any real offer exactly as it is, and the words and colors your brand uses. Requests for Facebook, Instagram or TikTok static ads, ad variations to A/B test, or headline variants on images also start the skill.
How does it come up with the concepts and headlines?
It writes 2 to 4 concepts, each from a different angle rather than the same idea reworded: problem and solution, outcome, social moment, product hero, offer, comparison with the old way, or ritual.
| Part | What the skill writes |
|---|---|
| Headline | 2 to 6 words, short enough for two lines in a 9:16 story |
| Call to action | 2 to 3 words for the button, such as "Shop the mug" |
| Visual | The scene, where the product sits and where the headline goes |
| Style | The palette and type, such as "bold modern serif, cream and terracotta" |
You see the concepts as a table and can change any word before rendering. Words in an image cannot be changed later without a new render.
What sizes does it make?
Three PNGs from one brief, in one call: 1:1 at 1024x1024, 4:5 at 928x1152 and 9:16 at 768x1376.
In the skill's recorded test on 8 October 2026, a mug concept with the headline "Slow mornings, made better" and the button "Shop the mug" rendered in all three sizes for 60 credits. The words were spelled correctly in every size, but the 1:1 version framed the photo inside a cream border and the button style changed between sizes. The three images are on the skill's examples page.
Files are saved under ./wireflow-outputs/ with test-ready file names, such as ritual_slow-mornings_4x5.png.
Will the headline be spelled correctly?
The skill checks it: you approve the exact words first, they go to the model in quotes, and Claude then reads the headline and button text letter by letter in every image. It also checks the text sits inside the safe area: in 9:16, nothing in the top 14% or bottom 20%, where app controls cover it. A fix re-renders the whole concept for 60 credits, after your yes.
Will the ads pass Meta or TikTok review?
The skill cannot promise that. It keeps text inside the story safe areas and will not invent prices, discounts, reviews, ratings or claims, or use competitor logos or real people without permission, but you check your ad platform's policies before launch.
How many credits does a set of ad creatives cost?
60 credits per concept, which is 20 per image with Nano Banana 2 at 1K, measured on 8 October 2026.
| What | Credits |
|---|---|
| Concepts, headlines, layout briefs, quote | 0 |
| One concept in 3 sizes | 60 |
| 3 concepts, 9 ads | 180 |
| Re-render of a concept | 60, after a yes |
Rendering needs credits on your Wireflow account, and the pricing page shows the monthly credits and price of each plan.
Does the ad creatives skill work in Cursor, Codex or Claude Desktop?
It is built for Claude Code, and the skills CLI also installs it in Cursor, Codex and other agents that read SKILL.md. Rendering then needs that agent connected to the Wireflow MCP server, and the skill's README says Wireflow has not tested those agents itself. In Claude.ai and Claude Desktop, add https://www.wireflow.ai/api/mcp as a custom connector; saving files needs a shell, so there you get the image links instead.
Connection steps for each agent are in Use Wireflow from your agent. Every Wireflow skill is listed on the agent skills page.
For a talking video ad, use the UGC ad skill, and for other ad work through an agent, see make ad creative with your agent. To build ad images on the Wireflow canvas instead, see the AI ad generator.
Related
- Nano Banana 2
Nano Banana 2 generates images from text or edits an input image using your prompt.
- Ad creative with your agent
Yes: connect Wireflow's MCP server to Claude, Cursor, Codex or ChatGPT, ask for ad images or short video ads in plain words, and approve the credit cost.
- UGC video ads
Yes, Wireflow's UGC ad skill for Claude Code turns a product photo into a 6 second talking video ad by an AI creator, with sound, for about 106 credits.