Why technical ads need readable text
A cybersecurity or SaaS ad usually leads with a claim a buyer can verify: "Patch every CVE before breakfast", "See your p99 before your customers do", "3× faster root-cause". Those headlines only work if they are legible — a smeared stat reads as noise and the ad gets scrolled past. Rendering the copy as a text layer keeps the number sharp.
The visual half still matters. The art director rotates a deterministic set of moods so a campaign of ten ads does not collapse into ten near-identical dashboards. That variety is what stops the "all my ads look the same" drift common to single-prompt generators.
Image and video for the same campaign
Most B2B campaigns mix static and motion. The same brief style works across both actors: 42 Image Creative for the 1200×628 and square placements, 42 Video Creative for a short, finished MP4 with motion graphics and a CTA card baked in. Both keep your headline and brand colours intact.
Pair the example you like with the matching API guide below — the request shape is a plain REST POST in either case.
FAQ
Can the ad show a realistic dashboard?
Yes — describe the dashboard mood ("clean analytics dashboard", "SOC threat map") in the brief and the art director composes around it. The headline and stat are rendered as text on top, so the numbers stay legible.
Do you support both image and video for B2B?
Yes. 42 Image Creative produces ad-ready PNGs; 42 Video Creative produces a finished MP4 with footage, motion graphics, and a CTA card. Both are pay-per-call REST endpoints.
Will my product or brand be invented incorrectly?
Type the literal headline, stat, and CTA you want — the compositor renders them verbatim. Brand colour by hex is honoured; logo upload is on the roadmap.
Are these examples real generations?
Yes, every example is a public output from the 42 Image or 42 Video Creative actor. Click through to see the prompt.
Generate your own
Open the public terminal with a starter prompt pre-filled, tweak it, and ship.