For brands selling abroad
Localized ads for ecommerce brands selling in several countries
CamClo AI adapts one ecommerce ad for every country you sell in. Attach the ad in the AI assistant and name the countries: each country gets its own version, with the on-image copy translated into that country's language and, if you ask, the model recast as someone local. The product, layout and prices stay exactly as they are. Up to 20 countries fit in one approval, and a catalog of up to 500 ads works too. Ad Autopilot can also open a new country for a winning campaign, with a native version in its own ad set once you approve.
7-day free trial with 20 credits.
Up to 20
countries in one approval, each with its own version of the ad
100+
languages, with each country's language picked by code, not guessed
500
catalog ads localized from a single request
Is it a fit?
Who it's for, and who it isn't for
Built for
- Ecommerce brands selling in several countries that want each market to see the ad in its own language
- Agencies running one client's campaign across markets
- Catalog brands adapting hundreds of product ads at once
- Campaigns with a proven winner that's ready for a new country
Not the right fit if you need
- Video ads: localization makes image ads, and for video Ad Autopilot asks you to upload a localized cut
- Converting prices into local currencies: numbers stay exactly as they are, so you set each market's price text yourself
- Launching without a proofread in scripts you can't read: code checks the script and the numbers, not the nuance, so have a native speaker look over right-to-left and non-Latin versions
- Ads with no text and no person: there is nothing to adapt, so they're skipped
How it works
The workflow, step by step
1
Attach your ads and name the countries
In the AI assistant, attach up to six ads, or upload a catalog of up to 500, and list the countries you sell in. Code maps each country to its ad language, so Germany gets German and Brazil gets Brazilian Portuguese, and you can switch a country to one of its other languages, such as French for Canada. The assistant reads the copy on each ad and writes one translation per language.
2
Code checks every translation before anything is made
Before a single image is made, each translation is checked: one line for every line of the original, written in the right script, actually translated, and with every price, percentage and number kept exactly. Japanese must contain kana so it doesn't read as Chinese. Brand names and web addresses can stay as they are. A language that keeps failing its check is held back from that batch rather than guessed.
3
Approve, and every country gets its own version
The plan shows the countries and the credit cost before it runs. Up to 20 countries fit in one approval, and large catalogs run fewer at a time, 10 countries per batch for 500 ads. Each version keeps the product, layout, colors and background. The translated copy takes the place, font and style of the line it replaces, and shrinks to fit when it runs longer. Right-to-left languages such as Arabic and Hebrew are set right to left. If you ask, the model is recast as someone who looks local, in the same pose and exactly the same clothes.
4
Add countries, drop countries, retry only what failed
When a batch finishes, start the next one from the chat. Add or remove countries without retyping the list, and countries that are done are never made again. If a version fails, the retry remakes only the ads that failed for that country, not the whole batch.
5
Let Ad Autopilot open new countries for a winner
When a campaign has a winner and room to grow, Ad Autopilot can propose opening one new country, and it always asks first. The card shows why, what will happen, and the cost: 1 credit for the native version, refunded if generation fails. On approval, the winning creative gets a version in that country's language, checked against ad policy in that language, and launches in its own ad set, so your existing markets keep running untouched. At publish you can also switch on native versions per language in a multi-market campaign and type each market's exact price text.
What you get
Everything in one account
AI assistant
Localize one ad or a whole catalog from a chat request.
Smart Edit
The image editor behind every country version.
Image Ads
Make the ad first, sized for every placement.
Ad Autopilot
An AI media buyer that proposes new countries for your winners.
New markets guide
How native versions, price text and expansion cards work.
For agencies
A workspace per client for multi-market accounts.
Pricing
What it costs
In the AI assistant, each country version is one image edit, priced like any other Smart Edit, and the plan shows the total before anything runs. In Ad Autopilot, a native version for a new market costs 1 credit and is refunded if generation fails; running your English or uploaded creatives in a market is free.
- AI assistant: on every paid plan, from Creator at $49 a month for 150 credits
- Ad Autopilot: included from Studio, $99 a month for 330 credits
- Native versions in Ad Autopilot: 1 credit each, refunded on failure
- New customers get a 7-day free trial with 20 credits
FAQ
Questions about localized ads
How do I localize one ad for several countries?
Attach the ad in the CamClo AI assistant and list the countries. Code picks each country's language, the assistant translates the ad copy, and after you approve the plan each country gets its own version with the product, layout and prices unchanged. Up to 20 countries fit in one approval.
Which languages does CamClo AI support for localized ads?
The AI assistant covers more than 100 languages across 238 countries and territories, including right-to-left languages such as Arabic and Hebrew and scripts such as Japanese, Korean, Thai and Hindi. You can switch a country to one of its other languages. Ad Autopilot's new-market versions cover a shorter list of major ad markets; a country outside it runs your English ad.
Does it convert prices into the local currency?
No. Prices, percentages and other numbers stay exactly as they are in every version, because they are claims about your offer. In Ad Autopilot you can type the price text for each market, and it is shown exactly as you write it.
Can the model in the ad look local to each country?
Yes, if you ask. The person in the ad is recast as someone who looks local to that country, with the same gender, age range and pose and exactly the same clothes, and no costumes or stereotyped props. Otherwise people stay exactly as they are.
Does it work for video ads?
Not yet. Localization makes image ads. When a video campaign expands into a new country, Ad Autopilot asks you to upload a localized cut.
Will a new country affect the markets I already run?
No. Each new country runs in its own ad set, and Ad Autopilot only opens one after you approve it.
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