Quickads

Quickads is an AI-powered platform that helps me design, resize, and launch eye-catching adverts in seconds.

How to use Quickads

1. Create an account at Quickads and connect the shop, landing page, or product feed you plan to promote.
2. Choose the campaign goal—traffic, conversions, or remarketing—and pick the channels you need such as Facebook, Instagram, or Google Display.
3. Upload product images or use the built-in photo studio that shoots cleaned-up pictures straight from my phone.
4. Select the desired formats, then let the AI write copy and adjust every size automatically.
5. Review the preview panel, tweak colours or headlines if necessary, and hit “Publish” to push the finished ads live.

What I discovered while testing Quickads

Positive notes

• Saves hours on resizing: The tool fixed every awkward dimension without needing Photoshop. That single feature answered a pain point several designers on my team complain about daily.
• Budget-friendly visuals: I shot a product on my desk, and Quickads’ photo module removed the background and styled it well enough for social placements. A colleague called it “cheap studio magic”.
• Speed: My first working ad arrived in around half a minute, matching the “create stunning ads in 30 seconds” claim from the promo materials.
• Straightforward interface: One reviewer described it as “incredibly user-friendly”, and I agree—sliders, drag-and-drop, and clear labelling make it simple to move from idea to draft.
• Risk-free trial: The 60-day money-back window gave me confidence to run live budgets without worrying about sunk cost.

Where it let me down

• Poor website scraping: On one test the platform failed to pull headlines or product details from my Shopify URL; I had to paste everything manually, echoing another reviewer who “couldn’t get anything to work properly”.
• Inconsistent first drafts: A couple of generated creatives missed the mark so badly that starting over was quicker than editing, matching someone else’s comment that the “first try wasn’t even worth editing”.
• Learning curve hidden beneath the simplicity: Toggling advanced settings such as dynamic keywords took hunting through side menus, which made me question the claim of a completely streamlined flow.
• Thin track record: While the rating sits at 4.2, I struggled to uncover detailed case studies or long-term success stories, mirroring another reviewer’s remark about the scarce public feedback.
• Reliability hiccups: During one afternoon session the render queue stalled, forcing a browser refresh. That lines up with comments about “reliability issues”.

Quickads delivers genuine time savings for routine creative tasks, especially when campaigns demand multiple sizes and fast turnarounds. The photo studio and refund policy sweeten the deal. Still, anyone relying on automatic site scraping or stable, high-volume output should test thoroughly before committing ad spend.