Mintly 2.0

Mintly 2.0 is an AI image upscaler tool. AI ad generator for ecommerce that turns product photos into lifestyle images and UGC-style videos while preserving logos, labels and packaging. Includes ad cloning, photo editing and upscaling, and starts with a free first ad.

Mintly 2.0 is an ad production tool for ecommerce brands that starts from a single product photo. You paste a store or product URL, and the platform pulls the images, descriptions, benefits and ingredients it needs before generating lifestyle shots and UGC-style videos. The selling point is fidelity: logos, labels and packaging are meant to survive the transformation, which is where generic image generators usually fall apart on consumer goods. The workflow is built around reference rather than blank prompting. Users can clone the look of real ads from brands such as Skims or Gymshark, or take a quicker preset route, then apply that visual language to their own product. From there the suite splits into an AI ad generator, an image generator, video ads, a photo editor, an image upscaler and an image cloner. The before and after gallery on the homepage spans cosmetics, beverages, apparel, fragrance and watches, so the tool is clearly aimed at physical consumer products rather than software or services. Day to day it suits ecommerce marketing teams, performance agencies and solo founders who need a steady stream of creative variants without booking a photographer or a studio. The pitch of one minute to add a product and one minute to recreate a winning look suggests a fast iteration loop, useful for testing hooks and formats across paid social channels. Mintly claims 1,500 or more brands and agencies on the platform, and the signup path starts with a free first ad and no credit card. Against alternatives, Mintly competes less with general purpose image models and more with the cost and turnaround of traditional product photography and UGC creator briefs. It is narrower than a full design suite, which is the trade: it does one job, product-led ad creative, and expects the user to bring a real product image rather than a concept.