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Your catalog ads should not be the worst-looking thing you run. Take the same control over dynamic product ads that you have over everything else.
Your whole Shopify catalog arrives as a feed — products, variants, collections and metafields. Rename, compute or filter any field on the way in, so the template reads exactly the values you want.
Draw the ad the way you always do. Name the layers after feed fields and the frame becomes a renderer — type, colour and spacing intact. Change it in Figma, refresh, and every product follows.
Cut the product out of its studio background, find its true centre, and drop it onto your colour instead of somebody else's grey wall. Your own fonts, wrapped properly, in any alphabet.
Footwear should not look like electronics. Route every product to the right template by category, price, stock or any field you have — first rule that matches wins.
Out comes an ordinary CSV or JSON feed at a stable URL, refreshed on a schedule. Paste it into any channel that eats a product feed — a price change reaches the ad without you.
Nothing here was shot for the campaign. Every creative in these columns came out of the photo the store already had and one row of its feed.

































As many templates as the catalog needs, one row per product. Pick a channel and see the same creatives sitting in it — nothing redesigned per network.
New in — every piece from this week's drop.







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Captured from a live campaign. Every card in it came out of this brand's own catalog, rendered from one template.
Because every card is generated from a row of data rather than drawn by hand, the creative can carry things a static export never could — live values that change with the product.
Current price straight from the feed, formatted per market.
Percentage or amount, worked out per product, shown only when it applies.
Review counts and star ratings on the creative itself.
Several angles or a model shot beside the packshot, in one frame.
Backgrounds and accents driven by product or category.
Upload your own fonts. Long titles wrap instead of overflowing.
Meta and Google, blended, last 90 days.
ctr
0.8%
roas
2.1×
ctr
1.3%
roas
3.2×
ctr
2.2%
roas
4.8×
Bring a Shopify store and a Figma file. We will render your real products into your real design, and you can look at the feed before you decide anything.