Visual Scope

Upload competitor images first, then use Fast or In-depth mode to break down claims, layout, and creative structure.

Visual Scope is an image-analysis page. It does not generate new creatives for you. Instead, it turns competitor visuals into a structured review of selling points, message hierarchy, and visual density so you can decide what to keep, remove, or amplify in the next creative round.

When To Use

Use this page when you already have competitor hero images, A+ assets, or ad creatives and want to understand why they work before making your own revisions.

It fits creative audits, hero-image upgrades, and pre-production reviews for the next round of image generation.

Workflow

The page follows a simple flow: upload images, choose an analysis mode, then review and copy the findings from the results panel.

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    Step 1: Upload 1 to 3 Reference Images

    Supported formats are JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WEBP. Each file can be up to 7MB and the total can be up to 50MB. Use a coherent set of images whenever possible.

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    Step 2: Choose Fast or In-depth Mode

    Fast mode is better for quick reviews. In-depth mode gives you a more complete structural breakdown. Choose the mode first, then start the review.

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    Step 3: Read and Copy the Result Panel

    The right-side panel returns a strategy summary, structural observations, and revision directions. Results are not stored long term, so copy what you need right away.

This page delivers analysis, not net-new assets. Once the direction is clear, move into AI Product Images or AI Product Video to execute.

What You Get

Think of the result panel as a structured creative review, not generic commentary.

  • A breakdown of message hierarchy and visual focus
  • Signals on repeated elements and missing proof points
  • Directions for the next hero image or scene revision
  • Copy-ready output for designers, media buyers, or external teams

Best Practices

Upload assets from the same category or the same competitor set so the conclusions stay focused.

Before moving into generation, convert the findings into a short action list: keep, remove, add, or strengthen.

  • Analyze one coherent image set at a time
  • Use In-depth mode for complete reviews and Fast mode for quick decisions
  • Copy results immediately because the page does not keep them indefinitely

Try it live

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