Mintly

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AI ad generator that turns product photos into lifestyle images and UGC videos

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What it does

Mintly is an AI ad generator for ecommerce brands. It turns product photos into lifestyle images and UGC videos. The site lists features such as Ad Cloner, Image Generator, Video Ads, Image Cloner, Photo Editor, Image Upscaler, and Ad Spy. It says it is used by 1,500+ brands and agencies.

Mintly is a web app for making product ads from a product photo. The homepage says it turns a product photo into lifestyle images and UGC videos, and that no photographer is needed. The feature list includes Ad Cloner, Image Generator, Video Ads, Image Cloner, Photo Editor, Image Upscaler, and Ad Spy. The pricing page lists three plans: Starter at 19 per month, Growth at 49 per month, and Scale at 199 per month. Starter includes 20 credits, Growth includes 60 credits, and Scale includes 240 credits. AI Video Generation is listed on Growth and Scale, not on Starter. Credit costs vary by tool, model, and settings, and the page says an estimate is shown before you generate. A 7-day money-back guarantee applies to accounts that have used less than 3 credits. The site says 1,500+ brands and over 257k ads have been generated. No API or open-source statement appears on the provided pages.

Strengths
  • Turns a product photo into lifestyle images and UGC videos
  • Includes Ad Cloner, Image Generator, Video Ads, Image Cloner, Photo Editor, Image Upscaler, and Ad Spy
  • Lists three plans with monthly credits and a 7-day money-back guarantee for accounts using less than 3 credits
Watch out for
  • AI Video Generation is listed on Growth and Scale, not on Starter
  • Credit costs vary by tool, model, and settings
  • No API or open-source statement appears on the provided pages