Upload a base creative or describe the ad. Sprites generates on-brand variants in the sizes each placement needs and the styles you want to test, then stages them in your Meta account for approval.
This template takes one ad image, or a product photo and a brief, and produces the set you would otherwise wait on a designer for: square for feed, vertical for Stories and Reels, landscape for the right column and Google display, each with the subject positioned for the placement rather than cropped after the fact. Style variants change the background, lighting, composition or headline treatment while keeping the product itself intact.
Brand consistency comes from your brand kit: logo, colors and typography are applied to every variant, so a test between "clean studio" and "lifestyle" backgrounds is a test of the concept, not of stray fonts. Because the Meta agent lives in the same workspace, the finished set can be staged as ad variants in an existing ad set, and the weekly optimization Autopilot can later propose pausing the losers.
Sprites identifies the product, the current background and any text on the base image, and loads your brand kit if one is set. It confirms which placements and styles you want.
A grid of styles by sizes is proposed with a count, so a request for four styles across four sizes shows you the sixteen images it will make before generation starts.
Each style is generated with the product preserved and the composition rebuilt for the target ratio. Brand colors, logo and typography are applied to every image.
Variants are shown on one contact sheet. Ask for changes on any cell, such as a warmer background or a shorter headline, and only that variant is regenerated.
Pick a Meta campaign and ad set. The Meta agent creates one ad per variant with your copy in a review card. Approve, and the test goes live through the official API.
Run a proper style test on Meta every week without a design queue: same product, same copy, six backgrounds, results read per variant.
Stop letting Meta auto-crop a square image for Stories. Every placement gets a composition built for it.
Take the current winner and regenerate it in a holiday, summer or back-to-school treatment while keeping the product and layout that proved to work.
Each client workspace carries its own brand kit, so the same request produces on-brand sets for every client without manual rework.
Square (1:1), portrait (4:5), vertical (9:16) and landscape (1.91:1) by default, which covers Meta feed, Stories, Reels and display placements. Ask for a specific pixel size and Sprites renders it, keeping headline and logo inside that placement's safe zone.
Yes. The product is preserved and the scene around it is rebuilt: background, lighting, props and headline treatment change; the product does not. If a variant drifts, ask for a regeneration of that one cell.
Set up a brand kit once, with logo, colors and fonts, and every variant applies it. Without a kit, give a logo file and hex codes in the prompt. Sprites will not invent colors or a logo that are not yours.
Yes. Name the campaign and ad set, and the Meta agent stages one ad per variant with your copy. The ads wait in a review card; nothing is published until you approve, and every ad is created through the official Meta API.
Yes. Sprites ships an official MCP server, so Claude, ChatGPT, Grok or any MCP-compatible assistant can run this template, including image generation and staging the ads for approval.
Other prompts that run on the same agent. Browse the full gallery at /templates.
