Does the model write the words on the ad?

No. The model draws a scene with nothing written on it, and the renderer sets your headline, sub-line, badge, call to action, permit line and logo over it from fields you typed. A scene that still comes back with legible text after one automatic retry is marked, so you see it before it runs anywhere.

What counts as a generation?

One scene the model draws for you. Each plan includes a monthly number of them, listed on the pricing page. Resizing a still and changing its copy are drawn by the renderer and are not counted, a failed generation is given back, and a workspace that adds its own image-model key generates on that key outside the allowance.

Can it rebuild an ad I admire?

It can match the composition of an ad you pick from the library, on your own image-model key. Only the image is used. The other ad’s headline, offer and small print stay behind, and the words on your still are the ones you typed.

How does a still get into an ad?

It is copied into the media library for the ad account you choose and its upload is written as a draft; the ad that uses it is a draft too. Both wait at the gate like every other change, and the record keeps which still the ad was built from.

Create

Ad stills in your brand, with the copy set from fields you typed

Pick a preset, type the copy, and get back a finished still at every size the preset draws. The model paints the scene; your headline, badge, permit line and logo are set over it from the fields you typed.

A still you use in an ad reaches the account as a draft at the same gate as every other change, and the record keeps which still the ad was built from.

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A model that writes your ad, or a model that only paints it

Copy drawn by the model

The headline comes back misspelled, or reworded into something nobody on the team would have signed off.
A prize count, a price or a spec list appears in the image that nobody typed, and it reads as a promise.
The permit line a promotion must carry is missing, or is somebody else’s, or is a number the model made up.
Every copy variant is a fresh generation, so testing five headlines means paying for five pictures.
A resize for a story placement is another roll of the dice, and the second picture does not match the first.

An image you proofread for things you never said.

Two layers

The model draws the scene with an instruction that it carries no text at all, and a check asks whether it did anyway.
Every word Tempio sets on the still comes from a field somebody typed, drawn by the renderer in the kit’s own typeface and colours. A scene that still shows text after one automatic retry is kept and marked.
A preset that needs a permit line refuses to start without one, so a still cannot go out missing it.
Five headlines are five stills of one scene. Changing the copy redraws the words and costs no generation.
Another placement is a new crop of the scene you already have, set in seconds and never regenerated.

Copy exactly as you typed it, and a mark on any scene that drew letters anyway.

From a brand kit to a still at the gate

01
Set up the kit once
Six colour roles, each named for what it does on a still: the ground, the text over it, the badge, the call to action and the text on those two. A typeface, a short line on how the type feels, the brand’s voice, the words it never uses, the logo and the products. Importing from your website fills a first draft you correct before anything is saved.
02
Pick a preset and type the copy
Seven presets cover the stills a brand makes most: a product shot, a graphic ad, a marketplace listing, and the four a promotion runs on, from the launch still to the deadline story. The form asks for exactly the fields the preset draws, with the limit each one fits. A batch is up to ten stills, made in the background while you do something else.
03
Use it in an ad
A finished still is copied into the media library for the ad account you choose and its upload is written as a draft; the ad that carries it is a draft too. Nothing reaches an account until it is cleared at the gate, and a still nobody attaches changes nothing and stays in the workspace.

What the creative layer is careful about

The permit line is a field

A promotion’s small print is a template in the kit with a slot for the permit. The line is typed on the still from that template, and an agent writing the brief fills it from the permit you give it. A preset that needs it refuses a request without it, and a placeholder an agent left for a missing permit is refused too, so it never reaches a published ad.

Colour by role

A template asks for the colour a headline over the scene is written in, never for whichever hex looked nice. The kit form shows the contrast of each text pair as you edit it.

Resizing is free

One scene is generated and cropped to every ratio the preset draws. Adding a ratio later redraws the copy over the same scene in seconds, with no model call.

Cloning copies the composition

Cloning an ad from the library matches its layout and its light. Its headline, offer and small print stay behind, and the words on your still are the ones you typed.

Every generation is on the record

Which model answered, the version it reported, a hash of the prompt it was sent, the attempt and the cost where the provider states one. A workspace on its own key is recorded the same way.

An ad is still a draft

Attaching a still to an ad is a change against an account, so the upload and the ad are both change requests, checked at the gate before anything is applied.

What clears a change

Made for the flight

A brief is stronger when it knows the window, the budget and the accounts it is for. The plan holds all three, so a set of stills can be made for the line items that will carry it.

Plan the flight first

Illustrative exchange

Make four launch stills for the October giveaway. Headline: Win the whole setup. The permit is TP/24/01234.

get_brand_kit

Reading the brand kit.

kit loaded · 6 roles · compliance template with a permit slot · 3 products · voice: short, dry, no hype

I’ll use the prize hero preset. It needs a headline, a permit line and the prize from your kit. Your permit goes into the kit’s template for that line, and your headline fits the preset’s limit.

generate_creatives

Queueing the batch.

batch queued · prize_hero · 4 stills · 4:5 and 9:16 · headline and permit line from fields

get_creative_batch

Reading the batch as it lands.

complete · 4 of 4 · one scene redrawn once after the text check · no warnings on the four stills

All four are in, each at 4:5 and 9:16 with the permit line on the bottom band. One scene came back with lettering on the prize box and was redrawn once before it was kept. Pick the one you want and I’ll copy it into the ad account’s library and draft its upload for you to approve.

Questions

Put frontier AI to work on every ad account you run.

Connect your accounts, point your own AI at them over MCP, and read the numbers and draft the work in one place. Every change is a draft until you approve it, or until a rule you wrote does.

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