Reference guide
What Ad Shots is
A desktop app that turns a real 3D product render into Meta ads in three sizes, with an AI agent that researches and lays them out.
In short
Ad Shots makes Meta ads for product brands. You place a 3D model of the product on an ad set, and the app renders it with a path tracer, so the product in the ad is the real product and never an AI drawing of it. Text, shapes and vector art sit on top as editable layers. One ad set holds three sizes that share their content: Feed, Story and Square.
It runs on macOS and Windows. It was first called Product Booth 2.
What makes it different
- The product is always the real render. Photoroom can supply a photographic background, but the product pixels come from the 3D model.
- Three sizes, one set of content. Headline, call to action and brand image are shared. Each size keeps its own positions, line breaks and crop.
- An agent that does the first draft. It researches ad angles, makes a reference layout, rebuilds it as editable layers in all three sizes, frames the product, then checks a rendered preview and fixes problems.
- A packaging library. Hundreds of parametric packaging models, each sized in millimetres with exact artwork mapping, so a brand's label goes onto a correct shape.
Who it is for
Direct-to-consumer product brands and the people who make their ads. The agent's research is honest about its limits: public sources cannot verify conversion or return on ad spend, so it reports patterns and sources and does not claim to know the top performers.
History
| Date | What happened |
|---|---|
| 10 Nov 2026 | First workspace concept designed in Brilliant |
| 12 Nov 2026 | Electron app with the v2 product workspace; Toolcraft shell removed |
| 12 Nov 2026 | v3: AI chat, layer tree, text properties, shapes, Arrow 2 vectors |
| 14 Nov 2026 | Packaging Review app; Ad Shots moved to the WebGPU path tracer |
| 14 Nov 2026 | Accounts and billing plan written |
Updated 2026-11-14. Built 2026-11-15.