Written by Admoji. This is a guide to the Admoji creative workflow, not an on-page AI generator. Platform access is required for AI generation.

Build a system around the message.

A campaign can need several assets without needing several conflicting identities. Keep an approved product description, offer, brand assets and destination together. Use those as the reference when creating variations for different audiences or placements.

Name the purpose of each concept: introduce a use case, answer a question, demonstrate a detail or remind someone of an offer. This makes the library easier to review and gives each test a clearer question.

Adapt the concept, not just the file size.

Creative decisionPractical check
CompositionDoes the product remain visible in the intended frame?
CopyDoes the core proposition survive a shortened caption?
VideoIs the opening understandable, with reviewed audio and captions?
OfferAre price, conditions and destination consistent?
BrandDo the approved logo, packaging and voice remain recognizable?

TikTok recommends vertical video, sound, UI-safe composition and a style suited to its environment. Use its guidance for TikTok, then review each other platform’s own requirements. No single export format is automatically suitable everywhere. TikTok creative guidance.

Where Admoji supports the workflow.

Admoji describes website-derived brand profiles, Brand Identity Lock, competitor creative intelligence, campaign generation, AI video and an image-creative export containing assets and copy. Its connected reporting is described for Meta accounts. See the product and demos.

Do not assume “social media” means direct publishing or reporting for every network. Confirm the platforms, permissions, export formats and plan inclusions your team needs. For an Instagram-specific review process, see the Instagram creative guide.

Keep approvals and learning traceable.

  • Review factual claims and asset rights before calling a concept approved.
  • Check final files in each platform’s placement preview.
  • Label AI-generated content as required by the relevant rules.
  • Record what changed between versions.
  • Evaluate results against the objective and audience of the actual campaign.

Meta describes AI transparency labels. Its labeling approach is another reason to avoid a blanket claim that platforms do not care how creative was made. Accurate content, rights, disclosures and other ad policies all remain relevant.

If you need a review image for a deck, try the free mockup builder. It frames existing creative; it does not create a campaign or predict its performance.

Questions, answered.

Does Admoji connect to every social network?
The product page describes Meta account connections and creative exports. Confirm any other network integration directly before planning a workflow around it.
Should every placement use identical creative?
Keep product facts and branding consistent, but review composition, text, sound and overlays separately for each intended placement.
Can generated creative guarantee approval or sales?
No. Review content, usage rights, disclosure rules and platform requirements, then test approved creative with your own objectives and measurement.
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