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An AI-powered Figma plugin that designs static ads autonomously. Professional ad design is locked behind expertise (years of design training), cost ($100-500 per concept at agencies), and speed (2-4 hours per ad for a senior designer). AI image generators can't help — they make pictures, not ads. An ad needs structure, typography hierarchy, safe zones, brand consistency, and a concept that stops someone mid-scroll. This plugin brings a senior creative director into Figma. You describe an angle (the insight or tension), and the agent builds the ad — typography, layout, product photos, backgrounds, effects — all on your canvas in real time. It has 32 custom design tools, generates product photos and assets via fal.ai, reviews its own work with a two-pass critic system, and builds a template library from completed ads that compounds over time.

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