Ads & AI analysis

Upload your ads

adfit learns who your ads target and what they promise by reading the ad files you upload. This guide covers where to upload, the supported file formats and size limits, when you pick the pages adfit personalizes, and how many ads each plan allows per site.

Where to upload

Open one of your sites and choose Ads in the site sidebar (in the Audience group). Drop files onto the upload area, or click it to browse. You can select several files at once; each file becomes one ad in the list below.

Good uploads are the creatives and copy you actually run: ad images, a PDF with your campaign copy, or a CSV or XLSX export from your ads platform.

Connect your site first

adfit personalizes the pages it has already found on your site, so it needs to know your pages before you upload ads. If adfit hasn't found any yet, the upload area shows Connect your site first with links to install the snippet or add your pages. Once adfit knows at least one page, uploading unlocks: see Install the snippet and Pages.

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The Ads section of a site, with the upload area and the list of uploaded ads.

You pick the pages when you analyze

Uploading is just uploading: drop your files and you are done. adfit asks where to personalize them later, when you start the analysis, so you can get your files in first and decide in peace.

Pressing Analyze on an ad (or Analyze all in the header) opens one short dialog: Pick the pages adfit should personalize for this ad. Checkout, cart, account, and login pages stay protected there: they appear disabled with adfit does not change checkout, cart, account, or login pages. and adfit never personalizes legal pages either. The dialog also names the cost before you start. See Analyze your ads.

Picking pages costs nothing

An analysis costs one AI task per ad, no matter how many pages you pick. adfit personalizes the first page right away; copying the result to the other pages is a separate step, and that one costs one AI task per page. You can do it any time: see Copy to other pages.

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The analyze dialog: the target pages picker with checkout disabled, and the cost line above the start button.

Supported formats and size limits

Each file is checked when you upload it. adfit accepts:

  • Images: PNG, JPG, WebP or GIF, up to 5 MB each.
  • PDF documents: up to 8 MB and 30 pages. For longer reports, export just the relevant pages.
  • Text and spreadsheets: TXT, MD, CSV or XLSX, up to 2 MB each.

Not supported:

  • Video files: video ads can't be analyzed. Upload a still image or the ad's text instead.
  • SVG images: not accepted for security reasons. Export the graphic as PNG or JPG.
  • Legacy .xls spreadsheets: the old Excel format is not supported. Export the file as XLSX or CSV first.

Campaign exports work great

A CSV or XLSX export from your ads platform (for example Google Ads or Meta) can contain several ads in one file. adfit detects them and analyzes each ad separately: see Analyze your ads.

If a file is rejected, the upload area lists the file name with the reason (for example a size limit or an unsupported format). The other files in your selection still upload normally.

Keep personal data out of your files

Do not upload files containing personal data

Upload ad creatives and campaign copy, not customer data. Files should never contain personal data such as names, email addresses, phone numbers or customer records. adfit analyzes the content of every file you upload, so only upload material that is meant to be advertising.

How many ads you can upload

Each site has its own ads limit, depending on your plan. The header of the ads list shows a live counter (for example 12 of 50 ads) so you always know where you stand.

Starter50 ads per site
Growth100 ads per site
Agency100 ads per site

When a site reaches its limit, uploading pauses: delete an ad you no longer need to make room, or upgrade your plan for a higher limit. On the Free plan you can't upload ads, since AI analysis is part of the paid plans: see Plans & pricing.

Remove an ad

Open the menu at the end of an ad's row (or on its detail page) and choose Delete. This permanently removes the file and its analysis from adfit and frees up a slot for a new upload.