Ads That Look Like Your Brand Made Them

What it is for

A setup-and-reject pass for automated ad creative generation. It covers where brand values must come from, which logo variants you have to supply, and the four defects to reject on sight before anything gets saved or scheduled. It prevents an entire campaign inheriting one wrong colour, an unreadable logo, or a layout that only holds together in the square size.

The skill Copy

Use before you generate a single ad.

Everything the generator produces inherits the brand values it is holding -
colours, logo files, fonts. One wrong value there becomes a hundred wrong
creatives, and you will not notice until they are scheduled.

Set it up from the real source, not from a screenshot:
- Colour values copied from your brand document. Eyedropping a colour off a
  compressed screenshot gives you a near-miss that reads as a cheap imitation
  of your own brand.
- A logo with a genuinely transparent background, plus a second version that
  survives on a dark panel. Supply only one and you find out which backgrounds
  it fails on after you have generated a hundred.
- A mark-only logo without the tagline. Small type inside a logo turns to mush
  at ad size, and it will still get placed.
- The fonts you actually license. If yours is unavailable, choose the closest
  match once and use it everywhere, rather than letting a different default
  land on each batch.

Generate, then reject before you save:
- Logo sitting on a busy part of the image, or touching an edge.
- Headline colour that fails against its own background. Test the worst case,
  usually brand-colour text over a photograph.
- Anything where the product is cropped by the frame.
- Sizes where the layout collapsed: the square is fine, the tall one has the
  text stacked into a wall.

Look at every survivor at the size it will really render on a phone, not at
the size of the preview grid. Most rejects become obvious there.

Failure this prevents: a whole campaign shipped in a colour that is nearly
your brand colour, which every customer who knows you reads as off.

How to install it Copy

1. Open the tool and start a new conversation, project or template.
2. Paste the text below wherever the tool keeps standing instructions
   — usually called system prompt, instructions, or persona.
3. Save it so it applies to every run rather than a single message.

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