Loova Ads Studio - Create AI ads that convert, not just look good

@anbangx Congrats on the launch!

The testing-volume problem you named - needing more hooks, more formats, more angles - is real, and most tools chasing it get stuck showing off the models/tech deliverables instead of WHY you should use them (what's the real problem they're solving for the User).

So, why would a marketer pick Loova over just briefing an agency for a batch of variants? What's the actual reason - speed, cost, or something else entirely?

@tihomiropacic 
Thanks! You’re absolutely right. A/B testing is usually where the real work begins.

Ads Studio doesn’t start users with a blank canvas. It analyzes the product, finds strong selling angles, suggests video hooks, and pairs them with viral avatars, ready-to-use templates, and proven viral structures. From there, users can quickly create different versions to test.

In one anonymized campaign, Ads Studio creatives increased CTR by 20% and reduced CPA by 50% compared with the previous creatives. Results vary, of course, but it was a very encouraging signal.

Behind the scenes, we combine a broad range of AI capabilities with context from long-term user creative workflows and our own ad creation experience. For video generation, Ads Studio is powered by Seedance 2.0.

The idea is simple: give you a much smarter starting point, so you can spend less time guessing and more time testing :)

@tihomiropacic Yes, we’re building a library of proven winning ad formats, including hooks, UGC styles, product demos, and storytelling structures that users can start with.

A/B testing takes a lot of time and resources, so our approach is to help users quickly replicate and iterate on high-performing ads that are already working in the market, organized by category, product angle, and key selling points.

For video generation, we use a combination of leading AI models, including Seedance, Kling, Veo, and others, depending on the specific use case.

@abod_rehman The music is generated together with the video, so it’s designed to match the visuals from the start.

The system considers the story, mood, pacing, and scene transitions, then creates BGM that follows the same rhythm. It’s not a generic track added afterward. The visuals and music are built to work as one piece.

@busmark_w_nika Thanks Nika! Look forward to hearing feedback from the community!

@busmark_w_nika Thank you! Really appreciate the support.

@os_ishmael Thank you! You’ve touched on two things we care about a lot.

For brand consistency, users can build a reusable Product Kit with product images, descriptions, selling points, brand assets, and creative preferences. Ads Studio uses that context across generations, so every new ad doesn’t start from zero. We still encourage a final human review, but the goal is light polishing rather than rebuilding the ad.

For Viral Ad Clone, we try to clone the grammar, not the sentence. The system studies the hook, pacing, scene structure, and product reveal, then rebuilds the idea around your product, brand style, avatar, and audience. You keep what made the format work without producing another copy of the same ad everyone has already seen.

Consistency without becoming boring is the fun part :)

@andrasczeizel Thank you! That’s exactly the kind of team we built Ads Studio for. Testing a new hook shouldn’t require another full production cycle or a fresh agency brief.

We’d love to support more early-stage startups. Email us at support@loova.ai and tell us a little about your actual use case and expected creative volume. We’ll take a look and see what kind of pricing or extra credits we can offer.

@iuraf1721 This is excellent feedback. Generating more variations only helps if you can still find the good ones afterward.

We already keep generated assets in My Creations, but we agree that marketers need something closer to a proper campaign library. Tagging, filters by model, style, product, or campaign, version history, and side-by-side comparison all make a lot of sense.

The side-by-side comparison is especially useful. Creative teams rarely need one more file. They need a faster way to decide which version should move forward.

We’re adding this to our product discussions. Thanks for describing the workflow so clearly.

@nico_mandera Thank you! Right now, users can export finished ads and publish them through their existing ad workflows.

Direct integrations with platforms like Meta and TikTok are on our roadmap. The longer-term goal is to make the whole loop much smoother, from product URL to creative variations, publishing, and eventually performance feedback.

For now, we’re making sure the creative part is genuinely great before asking for access to everyone’s ad account.

@nico_mandera Thank you! Right now, users can export finished ads and publish them through their existing ad workflows.

Direct integrations with platforms like Meta and TikTok are on our roadmap. The longer-term goal is to make the whole loop much smoother, from product URL to creative variations, publishing, and eventually performance feedback.

For now, we’re making sure the creative part is genuinely great before asking for access to everyone’s ad account.

@anbangx  @lakshya_singh Thanks for the support!

@new_user___1802026258df93399c32311 Great question! We see it more as a way to scale UGC production than replace creators.

Real creators bring personality, lived experience, and unexpected ideas that are hard to automate. Loova handles the repetitive production work and helps teams quickly test more hooks, avatars, formats, and product angles.

In practice, the two work well together. Use traditional UGC for flagship content and authentic creator stories, then use Loova to explore variations and keep the testing pipeline moving.

Creators bring the spark. We help multiply it.