Kive makes variations of a winning static ad. Upload the ad and name what to change, the headline, the background or the format, and Kive keeps the layout, product and brand feel.
Five headlines on the same layout tell you what the words do; the same product on five backgrounds tells you what the scene does. Ad variations keeps everything else fixed so each test answers one question.
Every variation is anchored to your product photo, so the product stays accurate across the whole set, and each headline is lettered in the ad’s own type style.
How it works
1Upload the ad that works, or the one you want to test against. One clear product and a short headline give the cleanest variations.
2Say what to vary: headline, background, color, product angle, format. Kive changes only that.
3Pick the variations you like, get them in the formats your channels need, run them against the original, repeat from the winner.
Ads to start your next test from
Packshot ads put one clean product on a plain background and let a headline, price or offer do the selling. These ideas show where the copy sits around the product so the ad reads in a second.
Each headline is lettered in the ad’s own type style, so the only thing that changes is the message.
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Change the scene, keep the product
A studio backdrop, a kitchen counter, a night scene: the same product in the same position, lighting and shadows rebuilt for each.
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Formats for every placement
Square, portrait, story and banner from one winning idea, with the layout adjusted rather than cropped.
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Common questions
Kive generates variations from an ad you upload: it keeps the layout, product and brand feel and changes what you ask for, such as the headline, the background or the format. Because every variation is anchored to your product photo, the product stays accurate across the whole set.
One thing at a time. Headline first, then background or scene, then format. A variation that changes everything at once cannot tell you which change moved the numbers.
Use it as a reference for layout and mood, with your product, your brand and your copy in it. Logos, brand names and the original text stay out. Reusing an idea or a layout is generally fine; the original artwork belongs to its owner. This is general information, not legal advice.
Yes. Every variation is anchored to your product photo rather than redrawn from a description, so the shape, label and colors stay the same while the headline, scene or format changes.
Square, portrait, story and banner from the same idea. Kive recomposes the layout for each format instead of cropping the original.
Ideas from the Kive library are royalty-free and yours to use commercially. When the starting image is someone else’s photo or ad, treat it as a reference: replace their product, logo and copy. Anything you add, such as your product, text or logo, is your responsibility. This is general information, not legal advice.
Yes. The try button opens Kive’s image generator with the prompt filled in, and an image made with your saved product costs 10 credits. The Free plan includes 40 credits once you verify your email; Basic is $40 a month for 2,000 credits.
Make your first set of variations
Sign up for free, upload your best ad and a photo of your product.
