Branda

Congrats on the launch. I run a dealership, and I'm always testing ad creative for inventory, so the "generic images that don't look like your brand" problem is one I know well. I usually end up either paying a designer or settling for something close enough. Curious what happens with a site that's mostly product photos and pricing rather than a strong visual brand on the homepage, like a dealership inventory page. Does Branda pull enough signal from that to generate something on-brand, or does it work best when there's an established visual identity to draw from? Excited to try it out.

Today @Goose Ads Remixer also launched. How does Branda differ?

The no-login, paste-a-link flow is such a smart move, the whole thing feels like a party trick at first glance but then you realize it's pulling real brand context behind the curtain.

@yahia_bakour3 Congrats on the launch! 🚀 Turning any URL into on-brand creatives in seconds using Context.dev's Brand API is super clever.Quick question: does Branda work best when pointed at a root domain/homepage, or can it pull specific product/landing page context (like promotional pricing or specific feature copy) to generate campaign-specific ad variants on the fly?

Love how it pulls the brand assets automatically. One thing I'd love to see is a quick preview grid showing all the ad variations side by side before downloading, so I can pick the strongest one without generating them one by one. Would save a lot of iteration time.

A freind of mine runs campaigns for several small businesses and spends a lot of time recreating brand styles for each client. This looks like something that could speed up that process quite a bit. I'll be sharing it with them.

Hello Yahia, congratulations on the launch. I like that you're using actual brand assets instead of asking users to upload everything manually. That should make the generated ads feel much more authentic and consistent with the company's identity.

When someone enters a domain, what does Branda look at to decide the brand direction — page copy, colors, logo, existing metadata, or all of that? The “any domain into on-brand ads” promise is simple, but I’d be curious how much control a marketer or designer gets before the final ad is generated.

This looks really handy for quick ad creation. One thing that would make it way more useful is adding support for exporting in vertical formats like 9:16 for Instagram Stories and TikTok, since right now it sounds focused mainly on LinkedIn and X. Most brands need those too for full funnel coverage.

A Meta ads version would be a huge unlock since a lot of teams live in Ads Manager. Could you add Facebook and Instagram formats with the right safe zones, or at least let me pick the aspect ratios I need before generation?

Hey product hunt 👋

Quick story: making ads that actually look on-brand is a pain. you either wrestle with a designer's queue, fight canva templates, or get generic AI images that look nothing like your brand

so we built branda

Paste any url → it instantly pulls that brand's real logo, colors, and campaign imagery, reads the homepage so the copy sounds like them, and generates ready-to-ship ads for linkedin and x

The magic underneath is @getcontextdev's brand api doing the heavy lifting, real brand data from any site on the web, not stock or hallucinations. we even let a vision model pick the strongest brand asset so the ads stay coherent instead of blending into mush
no login, no setup, open-source + self-hostable

would love your feedback 🚀 what brand's url are you dropping in first?