Your website in. A finished ad out.
Paste your address. Showfolk reads your logo, colors, fonts and photos off the page, picks an ad a big brand is running, and rebuilds it around your business. About a minute, and nothing to fill in.
3 days free, then from $29.99 a month. Cancel any time before then and you pay nothing.
Showfolk turns a website into a ready-to-run Facebook or Instagram ad. It reads the public page the way a browser does, takes your logo, brand colors, typefaces, product photos and what you sell, and uses them to rebuild an ad that a major brand is already running. Every plan starts with a 3-day free trial.
What does it take from your website?
| From your site | What it becomes |
|---|---|
| Your logo | Placed on the ad as the real file, never redrawn, so it is always right. |
| Your colors | Read from your logo and your site’s theme color, and used for the background, type and accents. |
| Your fonts | The typefaces your headings and body text use, so the ad is lettered like your site. |
| Product and service photos | The pictures the ad is built around. |
| What you sell and how you say it | A short summary of the business and a headline in your voice. |
Everything lands in a brand kit you can check and change. Every ad after the first starts from it, so you never type any of this again.
What happens after I paste it?
- Type your website. Your logo, colors, fonts and product photos are pulled into a brand kit. You do this once.
- Get a finished ad. Start your 3-day free trial and Showfolk picks an ad a major brand is running in a category like yours, writes a headline from your site and rebuilds the ad around your product. It takes about a minute.
- Change anything by pointing. Click a spot, say what should change there, and everything else stays as it was. Then download it.
What if my website blocks it, or I do not have one?
Some sites sit behind a bot wall that refuses anything that is not a person in a browser. When that happens Showfolk reads the Internet Archive’s saved copy of the same page instead, which usually has the logo and photos.
No website at all is fine too. Give your business name and one line about what you do, add a photo if you have one, and the first ad is made from that.
Which websites work best?
- A clear logo in the header, ideally an SVG or a PNG with a transparent background.
- Real photos of your product, your food, your work or your space. Stock photos work, but your own read as yours.
- A homepage that says what you do in a sentence. That sentence is where the headline starts.
How is this different from other URL-to-ad tools?
Most tools that start from a URL pour your details into a fixed set of templates, so your ad looks like everyone else’s who used the same one. Showfolk starts from a real ad that a major brand chose to pay for, and rebuilds that structure around your business. Nothing is copied from the reference: it becomes a written brief about layout, lighting and mood, and its product and brand are kept out. How it works.
Proven ad in. Your ad out.
Questions
- Is it free?
- Reading your website into a brand kit is free. Making ads starts with a 3-day free trial: up to 40 images, every size, no watermark. It needs a card, and nothing is charged until day 4. Cancel before then and you pay nothing.
- What do you keep from my website?
- Your brand kit keeps the logo, colors, fonts, photos and summary taken from it, and you can change or delete any of them. Only the public page is read, the way a browser would read it.
- Does it work with Shopify, Squarespace, Wix and Canva sites?
- Yes. It reads the page’s HTML the way a browser does, so it does not matter what the site was built with.
- Can I use a page other than my homepage?
- Yes. Paste a product page or a landing page and the ad is built around what that page shows.
See your business in an ad that already works.
Type your website. We pull your logo, colors and photos and hand back a finished ad in about a minute. Try it free for 3 days.
3 days free, then from $29.99 a month. Cancel any time before then and you pay nothing.