Krea launches Ad Studio, turning a website URL into finished ads
Krea has released Ad Studio, a tool that reads a brand's website and turns its products into finished static ads using Krea 3. According to Krea, it is the first Krea 3 Expert, a version of the model built to do one job well.
- Krea released Ad Studio, the first Krea 3 Expert, which turns a website into an editable brand kit and static ads.
- Ads come in 4:5, 1:1, 9:16 and 16:9, with up to 12 ads per batch and up to 20 products per kit.
- Krea Agent handles edits, and the tool also works via the Krea MCP server with Claude.
- Krea says a full run from URL to first ads took about five minutes.
- Available now on every paid plan from Basic up; brand research and product import are free.
From URL to brand kit
The workflow starts with a domain. A user types it in and presses Enter, and Ad Studio researches the site and builds a brand kit. According to Krea, the kit includes the logo, colors, fonts, a description, tone of voice, audience and selling points. The tool also finds products, with photos and prices. For Shopify stores, it reads the product catalog.
The kit can be edited. Users can fix a color, delete an expired promotion or rewrite a selling point. Krea says every ad follows the kit, so the claims on the ads are the claims the user approved. Brands without a website can be set up by hand, and products can be added by link, by upload or by hand. A kit holds up to 20 products.
Placements, products and creative direction
Users then choose where the ads will run, and each placement sets the sizes Ad Studio produces:
- Instagram feed: 4:5 and 1:1
- Stories and Reels: 9:16
- Landscape feed: 16:9
Next comes the choice of products and how many ads to make for each, up to 12 in one batch. Each ad features one product and gets its own layout and copy. Users can leave the creative direction to Krea or ask for a product spotlight, the product in the real world, an editorial look, or an ad that explains why the product works.
Krea passes the brand kit to Krea 3 on every ad. The company says the product stays the product, down to the label, and that the copy comes from the selling points. As an example, it used the protein bar brand DAVID. Ad Studio found a serif wordmark, a black-and-white palette, the tagline "Protein has a new bar." and selling points such as 28g of protein, 150 calories and 0g sugar. Those claims became the headlines. Krea notes the DAVID ads are an example made from the brand's public website and are not affiliated with or endorsed by DAVID.
Editing, speed and Claude integration
Finished ads open in a gallery next to Krea Agent, which keeps the brand kit and campaign in context. Users can ask for a new headline, a darker background, another product or another size, and the change is made with Krea 3. Ads can be previewed in a Facebook, Instagram or Reels mockup, then downloaded individually or as a ZIP of the whole campaign.
Krea timed one full run on a real store. The brand kit was ready in 49 seconds, and six Story ads took 2 minutes 28 seconds. According to the company, going from pasting the URL to downloading the first ads took about five minutes.
Ad Studio also works through the Krea MCP server. Users can ask Claude to research a brand, pick products and generate ads, and it uses the same brand kits visible in Krea.
Availability and what it means
Ad Studio is live at krea.ai/ad-studio on every paid plan, from Basic up. Brand research and product import are free, while ads use compute units, like other Krea 3 generations. Krea says more Experts are on the way.
For small teams and online stores that need fresh ads for each launch, restock or promotion, the pitch is less manual briefing: the website supplies the logo, colors, claims and sizes. Because the brand kit is editable before generation, users keep control over what the ads say.
Krea: Introducing Ad Studio
