PANELLY GUIDES
Practical four-panel product ad guides
This is a small, task-led collection rather than a stream of keyword variants. Define the three required inputs—product name, approved selling point, and audience context—first. Appearance description or a reference image, brand, and action copy are optional. The currently reachable quick flow uses the Advertising comic form to create one complete flat illustrated image with clear drawn linework and flat-color/halftone styling; other content forms are not labeled comics. Its four beats are positions inside the image, not separate assets or interactive regions. Then choose a new four-panel composition or frames from an already finished video.
FIVE TASK GUIDES
Bound the three required inputs and four information roles, hold one approved selling point steady, choose the static workflow, then check the complete image by position and explicitly approve the whole image.01How to write a four-panel product ad brief
Write a four-panel product ad brief with three essentials: product name, approved selling point, and audience context, with optional appearance input and whole-image human review.
Generate four panels or reuse video frames?
Compare a static four-panel story from an approved brief with reusing finished-video frames across input, narrative control, output shape, and human review.
How to human-review and approve AI ad creatives
Use Panelly's two-layer whole-image gate after one complete four-panel image: four composite confirmations or seven QA categories checked at four image positions before whole-image approval.
Keep one approved selling point across four panels
Use one verbatim approved selling point, prohibited-wording controls, panel copy overrides, and a human pre-export check to keep four-panel copy consistent.
Setup–Development–Turn–Close guide
Define the four information roles in a four-panel ad, how they depend on a confirmed brief, how beat-copy overrides work, and what the structure does not guarantee.