Zeely

Zeely is an AI ad maker and Meta campaign tool for small businesses and online sellers, making image and video ads with AI avatars from a phone or browser.

Zeely turns a product link, a photo or a short prompt into finished ads and then runs them as paid campaigns on Facebook and Instagram. It is made for owners who want to plan, launch and read a campaign without leaving their phone. The maker is Zeely, Inc., a company that started in Ukraine in 2022. It runs as a web app and as an iPhone app. Ad creation covers static image ads, Marketing video ads and Talking reels, in which an AI avatar presents a script. Image ads start from a prompt, a product photo or a reference, with Prompt to ad and Brand-inspired remix among the tools. The ad variations builder reworks an existing ad's text, visuals and colors, and Batch static ads produces static ads in bulk. Edit-ready templates, Avatar customization and the AI image enhancer handle the finishing, while ad copy and calls to action are written for the product. Competitor spy and the inspiration feed show what other brands run, and Creative analytics ranks ads by spend, CTR, CPA and ROAS. Zeely suits small business owners and e-commerce sellers who run their own Facebook and Instagram advertising. It fits sellers who want talking video ads with an AI presenter next to their static product ads. Owners who manage campaigns on the move can work from the iPhone app. Teams that already work in Slack can ask the Zeely Creative Agent there to research ads from public sources. A typical job starts with a product page link and ends with a Meta campaign the owner has approved. Zeely builds the ads, the owner sets a daily budget and an audience by location, age and gender, and a pre-landing page arrives with the Meta Pixel built in. Each campaign then reports clicks, impressions, spend, CTR, CPM, CPC and reach. TikTok ad creatives move to TikTok Ads Manager to run, while Social posting schedules organic posts to Instagram and TikTok from a calendar. A small shop ends up making its ads, launching them on Meta and keeping its organic feed moving from one app.