Vizard Agent

How to make a product ad for Meta Ads from a shop page

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Give Vizard Agent the shop link and say it's for Meta Ads. It reads the page, digs into its source for prices and sizes the layout doesn't show, pulls the brand colours and logo, generates in-context product shots, and checks every card's edges before delivering.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Name the platform, not just the format. Vizard Agent treats "for Meta Ads" as a set of constraints on length, aspect and how much text can sit on screen, which is different from the same brief for an organic post. A link is the whole brief, though naming the products helps when the page lists a range.

Prompt

Make a [15-30] second ad for these products [link], for Meta Ads.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

A paid ad is judged on the first two seconds and on whether the price and product are legible. On a paid placement, a card clipped by one pixel row at the frame edge is what a viewer registers before the product. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

An ad built from a shop page inherits every limitation the page has. Vizard Agent upscales low-resolution photographs but can't add detail. Prices change, so a price card needs re-rendering when the shop does. Generated in-context shots illustrate rather than photograph your product, platform ad policies are yours to check, and four products in twenty seconds is already brisk.

Common questions

Is a link enough? Yes. Vizard Agent reads the page, digs into its source and collects its images.

What if the prices aren't on the page? Vizard Agent digs into the source, which is where shop templates often keep them.

Does it cut to the music? Yes. Vizard Agent reads the beat grid and places the cuts against it.