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Minutes. Paste the link, glance over what we read off the page, hit go — the set is generated for you. The only manual step is the approval, and that's there so nothing is generated (or charged) against wrong data.

One link: the product page itself. Not your homepage, not your collection page — the exact URL a shopper would land on. DropToAd handles the rest and asks for your approval before generating anything.

Yes — every format opens in a built-in editor. Images and motion graphics open in a drag-and-drop layer editor (inline text, photo swaps, colours, animation timing); videos open on a timeline where you trim clips, reorder scenes and layer text over the footage. Then you export the PNG or MP4.

It works with any product page that renders in a browser — your own Shopify listing, a supplier page, a marketplace listing. Some marketplaces block automated visits; when a page is walled off, DropToAd tells you what it could and couldn't read instead of inventing the gaps.

That's the normal workflow. Every campaign covers multiple angles — problem/solution, social proof, price, demo — across formats, and any creative can be forked into variations you can split-test. Then "plan next week" adds a fresh round on top.

No. The product name, price, discount, variants and stock come off the real page. Reviews are quoted from real customers. You review everything before it goes out — which matters when Meta checks your landing page against your ad.