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Krea Launches Ad Studio to Turn Brand Websites Into Ads
Krea’s Ad Studio builds an editable brand kit from a website and uses it to generate static product ads with Krea 3. The launch announcement describes its workflow, available formats and compute-unit pricing.
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“You give it your website. It reads your brand and your products, and it turns them into finished ads with Krea 3.”
The Krea Team, authors of the announcement
Krea asks brands to start with a URL
Krea launched Ad Studio on October 29, presenting it as a way to turn a company website into a brand reference and a batch of static product ads. Rather than asking users to assemble logos, colors, product images and copy before generation, the tool attempts to collect those materials from a web address. Krea says the ads are made with Krea 3.
The company calls Ad Studio the first “Krea 3 Expert,” describing an Expert as a version of Krea 3 suited to a particular task. Users paste in a domain, review the resulting brand kit and select products and placements before generating ads. The kit can include a logo, colors, fonts, brand description, tone of voice, audience, selling points, and product photos and prices.
Users can edit the kit before generation
Krea gives users the option to revise the extracted information: they can change a color, remove an expired promotion or rewrite a selling point. That step matters because the company says the ad copy draws on the kit’s tagline, tone and approved selling points. The workflow therefore puts review of brand details between website import and image generation, rather than treating the first scrape as final.
Brands without a website can create a kit manually, and products can be added by link, upload or hand entry. Each kit supports up to 20 products. Users choose among Instagram feed sizes of 4:5 and 1:1, 9:16 for Stories and Reels, or 16:9 for wide feed placements; a batch can contain up to 12 ads, with each ad featuring one product.
For creative direction, Krea offers options including product spotlights, products shown in real-world settings, editorial treatments and explanatory ads. Generated images appear in a gallery beside Krea Agent, where users can request changes such as a different headline, background, product or size. Krea also offers previews in Facebook, Instagram and Reels mockups, with downloads available individually or as a campaign ZIP.
Krea’s timing test took about five minutes
Krea says it timed a complete run using a real store: building the brand kit took 49 seconds, and generating six Story ads took 2 minutes 28 seconds. From entering the website address to downloading the first ads took about five minutes, according to the company. Those timings describe Krea’s own example, not a stated service guarantee or an independent test.
The announcement uses snack brand DAVID as its demonstration. Krea says Ad Studio read the company’s public site and used details including its black-and-white palette, tagline and product selling points in sample ads. Krea says DAVID is used as an example, and that the ads and screenshots were made in Ad Studio from the brand’s public website; those ads and screenshots are not affiliated with or endorsed by DAVID.
Brand research is free; ads use compute units
Ad Studio is available at launch to customers on Krea’s paid plans, starting with Basic. Brand research and product import are free, but ads use the compute units used for other Krea 3 generations. Krea does not state a separate price per ad in its announcement.
The launch describes a production workflow for assembling and revising ad images; it does not provide evidence that the generated ads improve campaign results. Its concrete pitch is narrower: collect a brand’s products and approved messaging from a website, then create formatted static variations without building every asset from scratch.