Brand Setup
Every ad StealAds makes is built from your brand profile. The more accurate it is, the more each ad sounds and looks like you.
Start from your website
Give StealAds your website and it scans it for your name, logo, colors, fonts, tone of voice, audience and the problems you solve. You review everything before it is saved, and you can set a brand up by hand instead.
You can scan your site again later. If nothing new is found, your existing details stay as they are.
Identity
Identity is what an ad cannot be made without: name, website, logo, tagline, brand colors and fonts. Logos can be PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG, under 5 MB. You choose whether the logo appears in your ads.
Messaging
Messaging makes ads sharper rather than possible, so it is worth revisiting as your positioning changes.
What to fill in:
- Industry - steers voice and which source ads fit you; weekly drops need it set
- How you sound - tone of voice and the words you use
- The problem you solve, and what you can prove - one problem or defensible claim per line
- Who it is for - the segment you serve and the one person the copy talks to
- Current offer - your launch offer and any terms that must appear
Facts from your site
StealAds collects quoted facts from your website, such as services, products, offers and prices. Check each quote before approving it for ads; you can edit the wording or remove a fact. Only approved facts are used in your ads, which keeps claims and prices accurate.
Voice from a brand doc
Upload a brand or messaging document and StealAds pulls a voice profile from it. Review the result section by section before applying it, and use the version history to compare or go back to an earlier voice.
Products and photos
Add your products and real product shots. The generator places your actual product in the ad instead of a stand-in. You can mark a photo as the default product image, or use one as a style reference.
More than one brand
Switch between brands from the brand menu. Each brand has its own profile, rivals, Read, swipe files and ads.