Generate ad creative on demand
You don’t run out of audience. You run out of creative. Spend climbs, the algorithm keeps asking for fresh assets, and the same hero image that crushed in week one is quietly burning money by week three. The fix is obvious — make more, test more, swap the losers — and that’s exactly the part that’s slow. A brief goes to a designer, then a copywriter, then someone to cut the video, then someone to export it nine different sizes. By the time it ships, the trend it was chasing is over.
Skynet collapses that chain. Think of it as a creative agent — or GenStudio, the mini app built for exactly this — that reads your brief and produces a full set of ad-ready assets, on brand, in one pass.
From brief to a full set
Drop in the brief
Paste the brief, the offer, and a link to your brand — colors, fonts, the voice you actually use. Skynet pulls from unified memory too, so past campaigns, your product docs, and what’s worked before are already in the mix. No re-explaining who you are every time.
Pick the strongest hooks
Skynet drafts a spread of angles and headlines — different hooks, different framings, different emotional registers. You skim them and keep the three or four worth shooting. This is where your judgment goes; the rest is production.
Generate visuals and video
For each hook you kept, Skynet produces the visuals: still images and short-form video, storyboarded and cut to length. Same look, same logo lockups, same palette across all of it, because it’s all working from one brand reference instead of one designer’s memory of it.
Size for every placement
A Reels ad and a square feed ad and a leaderboard banner are the same idea in three shapes. Skynet resizes and reflows each asset for every placement you name — vertical, square, landscape, story — without recropping faces out of frame or squashing the headline.
The output isn’t one ad. It’s a labeled set: every hook, every format, every size, ready to drop into the ad manager.
Test, then refresh before it dies
Variations are the whole game. You launch four hooks, two pull ahead, and now you want ten more in the direction the data pointed. Tell Skynet which ones are working and ask for more like them — different opening lines, different first frames, a new pattern interrupt — without starting from a blank brief.
The harder, duller problem is fatigue. Every creative decays — frequency creeps up, the click-through quietly slides, and by the time it’s obvious in the dashboard you’ve already wasted spend. Because making a fresh set costs an afternoon instead of a sprint, you can refresh on a cadence: build a custom agent once, describe the job, and let it generate a new batch on a schedule so there’s always a rested challenger waiting in the wings.
Staying on brand at volume
The usual fear with generated creative is that volume and consistency pull against each other — more assets, more drift. Skynet works the other way. Every asset is generated against the same brand reference, so the tenth variation looks like it came from the same studio as the first. You’re not policing a folder of near-misses; you’re approving a set that already matches.
And because Skynet takes action in the tools you already use, the set doesn’t dead-end in a download folder. Push the approved batch to Notion for sign-off or drop a preview in Slack for the team to react to before anything goes live.
Frequently asked questions
Yes — that's the point of feeding it your brand reference. Every image and video is generated against your colors, fonts, logo lockups, and voice, and pulls from past campaigns held in unified memory. The tenth variation looks like the first because they share one source, not one designer's recollection.
It resizes and reflows each asset for the placements you name — vertical for Reels and Stories, square for feed, landscape for banners and YouTube. Faces stay in frame and headlines stay readable, so you're not hand-cropping nine versions of the same ad.
Generate a spread of hooks, launch them, then tell Skynet which ones won and ask for more in that direction. You can vary opening lines, first frames, and framing without rewriting the brief — so the testing loop keeps moving instead of stalling on production.
Both. Skynet produces still images and storyboarded short-form video from the same brief — GenStudio is built specifically to turn a brief into a cut, length-matched video ad — and exports each in the sizes your placements need.