Use cases/SaaS dashboard ads

Ads from SaaS dashboard screenshots

Short answer

Batchcraft makes SaaS ads from your real dashboard screenshots. Upload desktop screens of your web app and it places them in a browser frame, zooms into the table, chart or form that proves the feature, and writes a headline for that screen, in 1:1, 4:5 and 9:16 plus a reel. Try 3 ads free, no signup.

A SaaS product is hard to show in a phone-sized ad. Batchcraft is built for wide desktop screens: browser frames, zoomed callouts and copy that names the feature on screen.

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How it works

  1. 01

    Upload desktop screenshots

    Full-width captures of your dashboard, reports, settings or onboarding. Retina-size PNGs work best. Or paste your marketing site and add screens after.

  2. 02

    Batchcraft picks the crop

    Each screen is framed in a browser window, and the part that sells (a stock table, a chart, a pipeline) is pulled out as a readable zoomed callout.

  3. 03

    Export every size

    Download statics in 1:1, 4:5 and 9:16 plus a reel with voiceover, with ad copy in a CSV, ready for Meta, LinkedIn, Reddit or Google display.

Real before and after examples

Unedited Batchcraft exports. Where a raw screenshot is shown, the ad next to it was made from it.

Raw screenshot
Raw screenshot: Tillwise inventory screen and the resulting 4:5 ad with a zoomed stock table
Batchcraft ad
Tillwise inventory screen and the resulting 4:5 ad with a zoomed stock table
Inventory table zoomed so it reads at feed size
Raw screenshot
Raw screenshot: Tillwise sales dashboard and the resulting ad headlined Your sales data, your recent orders, one place to check
Batchcraft ad
Tillwise sales dashboard and the resulting ad headlined Your sales data, your recent orders, one place to check
Dashboard chart and top sellers as the hero
Square ad stacking three Tillwise desktop screens
Several screens in one 1:1 ad

Tillwise is a fictional demo brand we built to show desktop output. The screens and the ads are real Batchcraft input and output.

Why dashboard screenshots usually make bad ads

A 1440px dashboard shrunk into a 1080px square becomes unreadable grey lines, and that is where most SaaS ads die. The fix designers use is a crop: show the whole product for context, then enlarge the one panel that proves the claim.

Batchcraft does that crop for you. It reads what each screen contains and chooses the panel that matches the headline, so "know what needs reordering" sits next to a stock table you can actually read.

Copy that names the feature

Headlines are written per screen from what the screen shows and what your site says, not from a generic SaaS template. Numbers that appear in your demo data are not turned into claims, and invented stats such as "10x faster" are blocked.

You can steer the batch in plain language: "lead with reporting", "for agency owners", "mention the free trial".

Statics for the click, reels for reach

The same screens become a 15-second 9:16 reel with captions and an optional voiceover that walks through the feature. Run the reel for cheap reach on Reels, TikTok and Shorts and the statics for retargeting and LinkedIn or Reddit feeds.

Pricing

Try 3 free ads with no signup and no card. A free account adds 100 credits (about 50 watermarked statics, since an AI-written static costs 2 credits) plus one reel to try. Paid plans are Starter at $29/mo (700 credits, reels, no watermark), Pro at $99/mo (2,000 credits, 3 brands) and Business at $299/mo (7,000 credits); annual billing gives 2 months free.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best way to make ads for a SaaS product?

Show the real product, readable at feed size. Use a desktop screenshot in a browser frame for context and a zoomed crop of the panel that proves your headline. Batchcraft automates this from your screenshots and exports every ad size plus a reel.

Which screenshot size should I upload?

Full-width desktop captures, ideally at 2x (for example 2880x1800 for a 1440x900 window), as PNG. Clean demo data with realistic names reads better than empty states.

Does it work for LinkedIn, Reddit and Google ads?

Yes. The 1:1 and 4:5 statics fit LinkedIn and Reddit feeds, and the set exports at standard sizes you can upload to Google display and Demand Gen. Batchcraft does not publish to ad accounts for you; you upload the files.

Does Batchcraft change or fake my UI?

No. Your screenshots are placed into the ad as they are, inside a device or browser frame, and are never cropped into something they are not or redrawn by an image model. Zoomed callouts are crops of your real screen. Copy is checked so it does not invent ratings, user counts or other numbers you did not give it.

How much does Batchcraft cost?

Try 3 free ads with no signup and no card. A free account adds 100 credits (about 50 watermarked statics, since an AI-written static costs 2 credits) plus one reel to try. Paid plans are Starter at $29/mo (700 credits, reels, no watermark), Pro at $99/mo (2,000 credits, 3 brands) and Business at $299/mo (7,000 credits); annual billing gives 2 months free.

See your screens as ads.

Paste your site, or upload phone or desktop screenshots. About two minutes.

3 free ads, no signup, no card.
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