Fresh AI versions when an ad wears out
When your leading picture gets fewer clicks, Taseli makes 2-3 new versions in its style and proposes them in a new ad. Only if you turned it on, with your OK.
When the picture that brings you the most starts getting fewer clicks than in its first week, Taseli uses AI to make 2-3 new pictures in the same style. They come to you as a proposal for a new ad, next to the current one.
Meta accounts and pictures only.
Turn it on
Only the owner or an admin can turn it on.
Open Settings › “What Taseli may do by itself”
Switch on “Prepare fresh ad versions when an ad wears out”
You can set it per account. Next to the switch you'll see how many credits it can use a week.When an ad wears out, a proposal arrives in “To approve”
With the versions, what changed in each, and why.Approve, or don't
Once approved, the new ad runs next to the old one, and a week later Taseli compares them, as in a fair test.
What Taseli checks in every version
- It's built from the winning picture, what works in your account, and what the ad sells.
- It fits what the ad sells. A version that doesn't is dropped.
- No writing in the picture: the offer stays in the ad's text.
- Each version also gets a vertical size for Stories and Reels.
- The versions are saved to the account's Meta image library, but appear in no ad until you approve.
Credits
Every picture uses credits. You pay only for pictures that reach you in a proposal: a picture that failed, was dropped by the checks or never made it into a proposal gives its credits back. Without enough credits for two pictures, nothing is made.
What it never does
- Never puts an ad live without your approval.
- Never pauses the old ad. A later pause is also a proposal that waits for you.
- Never runs on a locked (read-only) account, and never spends credits there.
- Never makes versions for the same ad more than once every 3 weeks, or while an earlier proposal is still waiting.
FAQ
I declined the proposal. Do the credits come back? No. The pictures were already made and shown to you. After a decline, Taseli won't make versions for that ad again for 30 days.
What about videos? Not yet. Pictures only, for now.
How does Taseli know an ad is worn out? It compares the ad's click rate today with its own first week.