Cloning campaigns to Google Ads or Microsoft Advertising

You can clone ChatGPT ads campaigns to Google Ads or Microsoft Advertising, and Google Ads campaigns to Microsoft Advertising. On Campaigns, tick the campaigns, choose where they go (and a recipe, if you have one), and press Make drafts.

Every clone is a draft first

Each campaign becomes a draft you can change completely: the name, daily budget (an amount, or a percentage of the original's), bid strategy, locations, schedule, devices, languages, tracking (UTM parameters), conversion goal, and every headline, description and keyword. Headlines and descriptions show a live character count against the platform's limits (30 and 90 characters). Keywords use the usual notation — [exact], "phrase" or plain for broad — with negatives listed separately. Search partners and the audience network stay off unless you turn them on.

The draft lists anything that couldn't be carried over as-is (a ChatGPT topic has no search equivalent, for example) and everything that must be fixed before approval.

Rewrite with AI

Rewrite with AI rewrites the ads to fit the platform's limits and suggests keywords from the ad and its landing page. It costs 1 token per draft, and nothing is charged if it doesn't work. Read every line before approving.

Approve, then create — paused

Approve checks the draft, that an ad account is chosen, and your daily budget limit. Some accounts also have staff approve each clone. Once approved, Create paused campaign creates it in the ad account. Every clone is created paused: nothing spends until you resume it. You can approve or create many drafts at once from the Drafts list, and download any draft as a Google Ads Editor file instead.

Recipes

A recipe saves your usual choices — budget, bidding, networks, naming, tracking, targeting and negative keywords — so a batch of clones gets them all at once.