AI Offer Creative Library: Banners, Landers, Videos and Copy
What is in the OmniPink creative library for Sugarlab AI and SpiceStars AI, how to pick creatives for each traffic source, when custom landing pages unlock and how to test creatives without wasting traffic.
- 📅 Updated October 23, 2026
- ⏱️ 3 min read
By Enzo Kroes, Onboarding editor
In this step
- Every approved affiliate gets banners, landing pages, short video clips and copy for both apps.
- Match the creative to the traffic: a pre-roll viewer and a Discord member need different hooks.
- VIP unlocks custom landing pages in 5 days, PRO in 2, plus custom designs.
- Test one change at a time and judge creatives on earnings per click, not clicks.
The right creative can double the money you make from the same visitors. The wrong one makes good traffic look bad. This guide shows you what is available for Sugarlab AI and SpiceStars AI, and how to choose.
| Asset | Best for | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Banners | Websites, blogs, ad networks | Common sizes for desktop and mobile slots |
| Landing pages | All paid and organic traffic | Each one has its own link in the generator |
| Short video clips | Pre-roll, short-form video, social | Vertical and horizontal cuts |
| Text and copy | Reddit, Discord, Telegram, newsletters | Hooks, captions and calls to action |
| App screenshots | Review sites and comparison posts | Clean, platform-safe images |
Find landing pages inside the link generator, where each one appears in the offer URL list. For banner and video packs, ask support for the current set. Assets are refreshed as the apps change.
Sugarlab AI sells on curiosity and control: "type it, see it". Creatives that show the prompt-to-result moment convert well with tube, Reddit and X audiences who already expect adult content.
SpiceStars AI sells on connection: a companion who remembers you and replies any time. Creatives that open a conversation, such as a message preview or a voice note, fit dating, chat and community traffic.
- Pre-roll and tube banners: strong visual, one short line, a clear button. Viewers decide in a second.
- Native ads: a curiosity headline that leads to a pre-lander explaining the app, then the offer.
- Reddit and communities: platform-safe preview images and honest copy. Link from a profile, hub or pinned post rather than spamming threads.
- SEO pages: screenshots, comparison tables and in-text links work better than banners.
- Short-form video: a hook in the first second, the result in the first three, a link in bio.
Heads up: public social platforms have strict rules on adult imagery. Keep public creatives safe for the platform and save explicit previews for the landing page behind an age gate.
Higher tiers get more help:
- Pink: the full shared library.
- VIP: custom landing pages delivered in 5 days.
- PRO: priority custom pages in 2 days, plus custom creative designs on request.
To request a custom page, send support your traffic source, main countries, the app you promote and an example of a page or angle you like. Custom pages get their own link in the generator.
- Give each creative its own sub-ID, for example
sub2=banner-03. - Change one thing at a time: the image, the headline or the landing page, never all three.
- Give each version enough traffic to reach a few sales before you decide.
- Compare earnings per click, not click-through rate. A banner that gets more clicks but fewer sales is losing.
- Retire the loser, keep the winner and test a new challenger against it.
Tip: refresh creatives every few weeks on paid traffic. Even a strong banner fades once the same audience has seen it many times.
- Using one banner for every source.
- Judging a creative after a handful of clicks.
- Sending cold social traffic straight to a hard-sell page.
- Running explicit images on platforms that ban them, and losing the account.
- Forgetting to tag creatives with sub-IDs.
- You have at least one creative per traffic source you plan to use.
- Each creative is tagged with its own sub-ID.
- You know how to request a custom page when you reach VIP.
Next, put everything together in your first week. For deeper testing ideas, see the conversion rate guide.