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AdHalo

One product photo in. A finished ad out.

Most AI tools hand you back a photo — you still write the headline, place it, and resize for each feed. AdHalo hands you the finished ad: the model typesets the copy into the scene itself, so text sits in the real lighting, not pasted on. It builds around your actual product, not a generic one it invented. • Angle Packs — six angles in one click, so you can A/B • Free text edits and remixes • Logo blended into the scene, not corner-stamped • 12 ad languages, 17 currencies 6 free ads, no card.

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Hi Product Hunt 👋 I build small tools for e-commerce sellers, and creative testing kept coming up as the bottleneck. You need about ten versions of an ad to find one that works, and making ten means either Canva at midnight or an agency invoice. The AI tools that already exist mostly hand you back a photo. That's the easy 60%. You still write the headline, place it, and resize it for each feed — which is the part that actually eats the evening. So AdHalo tries to hand you the finished ad instead. The thing I got wrong for months: I was generating a nice image and then stamping the text over it with ffmpeg. It always looked stuck on — wrong lighting, wrong perspective, obviously a layer. The fix was to stop compositing and let the image model typeset the copy inside the render, so the words sit in the scene's own light. That single change is most of the difference between "AI picture" and "ad." It's also how the video ads work now — the branded frame gets generated first, then animated. Where it is today: one photo → a finished ad in about a minute, six angles in one click so you can really A/B, free text edits and remixes, your logo blended into the scene, 12 ad languages and 17 currencies. Still rough: small type in the generated copy can drift on longer renders, and video is Pro-only while I keep an eye on render costs. 6 free ads, no card. If you sell something physical — throw your worst product photo at it and tell me where it falls over. That's the feedback I actually need.

About AdHalo on Product Hunt

One product photo in. A finished ad out.

AdHalo was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #147 on the daily leaderboard. Most AI tools hand you back a photo — you still write the headline, place it, and resize for each feed. AdHalo hands you the finished ad: the model typesets the copy into the scene itself, so text sits in the real lighting, not pasted on. It builds around your actual product, not a generic one it invented. • Angle Packs — six angles in one click, so you can A/B • Free text edits and remixes • Logo blended into the scene, not corner-stamped • 12 ad languages, 17 currencies 6 free ads, no card.

On the analytics side, AdHalo competes within Marketing, Advertising and E-Commerce — topics that collectively have 539.7k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how AdHalo performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.

Who hunted AdHalo?

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