Create Ads With AI

Most tools that create ads with AI are a form with a preview window: pick a template, paste a line, get a clip that looks like everyone else's. It is fast until you need a second format, a different hook, or a product the template never planned for. The ceiling arrives early, and the output carries a recognizable look.

Wireflow answers with a different shape. Creating an ad is a small workflow you own on a node canvas: a Campaign Brief drives a planner, two Nano Banana Lite image nodes render the hero and lifestyle shots, ElevenLabs speaks the voiceover, Seedance renders the clip, and the Video Editor cuts it together. It runs on hosted compute in the browser, nothing to install, and the same canvas drives every other creative job your team has.

The workflow behind this page's button is one canvas with a clear left to right flow.

• The brief drives a planner. A Campaign Brief text node feeds a Run any LLM node that expands your ask into a campaign plan you can read and edit before anything renders.
• Two Nano Banana Lite nodes render the images. Separate prompt nodes hold the hero product shot and the lifestyle scene, so you approve the look before paying for motion.
• ElevenLabs speaks, Seedance moves. An ElevenLabs TTS node voices your line while a Seedance node renders the product clip. Video nodes are expensive, so they fill on demand rather than on every save.
• The Video Editor cuts it together. A Compose Video node lays the voiceover and captions over the clip and returns the finished ad.

Because the graph lives among dozens of hosted model nodes, the same ad can roll straight into a longer AI video pipeline, upscaling included, without leaving the browser. Swap the offer and rerun to make the next variant, or point the whole board at another product.

If you want a single button that writes your strategy, buys the media, and reports on spend, this is not that tool. Wireflow is the generation layer: it renders the images, the voice, and the clip, but you bring the offer and the brief, and the planner node drafts a plan you still direct. It does not run your ad accounts or A/B test creative for you.

The video the flow ships is a short product clip you assemble, not a 60 second broadcast spot by default. There are no offline or local runs and no custom Python nodes. What you get instead is ownership of the pipeline, dozens of hosted models to swap between, and per generation pricing. If ad creative is an ingredient in a bigger machine, build it here and pair the flow with UGC ad workflows when a client needs volume.