# Static ads in batches, each with its copy

> Make up to 24 static image ads at once for Facebook and Instagram: each on its own selling angle, with a headline, a primary text and a call to action.

Static ads are still the cheapest way to test an angle. The Ads Studio asks one question, "How many ads to create?", then plans the batch: every ad on its own selling angle, with a headline, a primary text and a call to action written for your brand, and a picture that keeps your product exact.

## At a glance

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| --- | --- |
| Batch | Up to 20 per product · 24 per batch |
| Copy per ad | Angle, headline, primary text, call to action |
| Formats | Square 1:1 · Portrait 3:4 · Story 9:16 |
| Languages | 14 |
| Price | 160 credits for 8 ads on Eroq One · planning free |

## How a batch works

- Pick the subjects ("My brand" and each product) and how many ads for each: up to 20 per product and 24 per batch.
- Clap plans the batch for free: an angle per ad, the headline, the primary text, the call to action and the picture's brief.
- Choose the format (Square 1:1, Portrait 3:4, Story 9:16), the language (14 on offer) and whether the headline and the button are set on the picture.
- The ads render one after another into the brand's folder. Each render is billed as it starts; a stopped batch keeps the rest planned, ready to render.

## The angles a batch spreads over

Offer, Benefit, Ingredient or material, How it is used, Lifestyle moment, Social proof, Problem → solution, Gift, Comparison, Launch. Clap picks among them per product, using only what the brand kit states: an offer only if you have one, social proof only from what you wrote.

## Keeping the product exact

The recommended engines look at the product's picture, its look sheet or else its photo: Eroq One (20 credits a picture), Krea2 and Eroq Uncensored (10 credits). Engines that read words only describe the product, which is fine for brand ads and risky for a label.

## FAQ

### What is a static ad?

An image ad: one picture with a headline and a call to action, shown in feeds and stories. It is quick to make, cheap to test and still the fastest way to learn which angle sells.

### Why 3:4 and not 4:5?

The image engines render on a fixed grid whose nearest portrait ratio is 3:4. Meta's 4:5 placement crops it slightly; keep the subject and the text away from the top and bottom edges.

### Can I edit the copy Clap wrote?

Yes. Each ad keeps its angle, headline, primary text and call to action; copy them into your ads manager and adjust them there, or plan a new batch.

### How many ads should a first batch have?

Enough to compare angles: two or three angles per product with two pictures each is a clean first test. More ads of the same angle teach you less than new angles.

## Related

- https://eroq.ai/tools/ai-ad-generator — AI ad generator
- https://eroq.ai/glossary/selling-angle — Selling angle
- https://eroq.ai/use-cases/creative-testing — Creative testing
- https://eroq.ai/compare/eroq-vs-adcreative-ai — eroq vs AdCreative.ai
- https://eroq.ai/models/eroq-one — Eroq One

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