Generate ads from a website URL
Arcads agents take a website URL, learn the brand, and produce ad ideas, static ads and AI UGC videos.
Done with a custom-built or unnamed agent
- What they did
- User gave the Arcads agent one website URL plus one sentence. The agent read the site to learn the brand, pulled existing assets, generated ad ideas on its own, then produced static ads and AI UGC videos without further input.
- How it went
- Output quality was surprisingly good.
Try it yourself with Manus
Go to [my website URL] and learn my brand, product and audience. Then produce 5 ad concepts, written copy and a visual brief for each of 3 static ads, and 2 short UGC-style video scripts. Stop when you have a single document with all of it. Do not publish or submit anything to ad platforms.
Source: X · Aug 4, 2026
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