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ad-creative-batchlisted

Produce a set of ad creatives from one brief with RouterGrowth, priced before anything is generated: image variants (creative.image), edits of the winner instead of regenerations (creative.image_edit), a product cutout reused across placements (creative.remove_background), upscales only for what ships (creative.upscale), and a short video from the winning still (creative.video). Use when the user wants ad creatives, image variants for a test, a batch of visuals for Meta or TikTok, a product shot on new backgrounds, or a short ad video.
RouterGrowth/skills · ★ 2 · AI & Automation · score 75
Install: claude install-skill RouterGrowth/skills
# Ad creative batch A brief in, a priced variant set out. The order matters for cost: generate small, pick, edit the winner, cut out once, upscale only what ships, animate one. ## Before you start - Load the core `routergrowth` skill (https://www.routergrowth.com/SKILL.md) if it is not loaded. Confirm access with the free `balance` tool or `routergrowth balance`. - Ask for the brief if it is missing: the product, the audience, the placement (feed 1:1, story 9:16, landscape 16:9), the message in one line, and any brand constraints (colours, no faces, no text in image). Ask for a product image URL if the user has one; a cutout from a real product beats a generated one. - Inspect the five capabilities once and show the prices. Quote the whole set before generating: N variants, M edits, one cutout, K upscales, one video. Get a yes on the total. Video is priced per second of output, so it is the expensive line; say so. When no human is in the loop, pick the winner yourself, say why, and stop at the caller's budget. ## Steps ### 1. Variants, not a single image Four to eight variants per concept, at the placement's aspect ratio, with the fastest model first: ```bash routergrowth run -c creative.image -i '{"prompt":"<concept, subject, setting, lighting, no text>","aspect_ratio":"9:16","count":2}' --max-cost 0.05 --wait 90 -o variants-a.json ``` `count` gives samples of one prompt; to vary one thing per variant (setting, angle, colour) run one prompt per variant, same total co