A Pomelli alternative that works where you live.
Paste a URL, get your brand profile, generate the campaign. Then the parts that make it an ad: every country, Meta-ready formats, and a profile you can correct when it gets something wrong.
Where Merova goes further.
A Google Labs experiment that reads your website, builds a Business DNA, and generates campaign assets from it.
Where you can use it
PomelliLimited to a small set of countries during the Labs rollout.
MerovaAnywhere. No waitlist, no regional gate.
Output formats
PomelliCampaign assets you download and adapt yourself.
MerovaMeta feed, portrait and story ratios with safe zones already respected.
Brands per account
PomelliBuilt around one business at a time.
MerovaUnlimited brand profiles, switchable, on every plan.
Fixing a bad read
PomelliRegenerate and hope the next pass lands closer.
MerovaEdit the brand profile directly. Colors, fonts, tone, and rules.
Headline quality
PomelliText is produced as part of the generated image.
MerovaSharp, legible headlines in your brand's face on every slide.
Output from four real sites.
Two of these businesses are in India, which is outside every market Pomelli currently serves.




- Palette
- #002F4B#F38134#814A2D#F7F7F7
- Typeface
- Bold and modern serif for headlines
- Voice
- modern, Indian, sophisticated
- Rules it set for itself
- avoid neon colorsno overly playful cartoon styleavoid minimalism that strips cultural elements
Common questions.
Why do people look for a Pomelli alternative?
Two reasons dominate. The first is availability: the Labs rollout covers the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, so most of the world cannot open it at all. The second is the shape of the output, which is campaign assets rather than files sized and safe-zoned for a Meta ad.
How is Merova different from Pomelli?
It finishes the job. Your ads come out in the ratios Meta expects with safe zones respected, your brand profile is yours to correct rather than reroll, and you can keep as many brands as you run instead of one at a time.
Is it free like Pomelli?
No. Pomelli is a free Labs experiment, and it is priced like something Google can switch off. Merova is a product, from $19 a month, built to be there next quarter.
Will Pomelli expand to my country?
Google has not said. Labs experiments sometimes graduate and sometimes close. That uncertainty is a reasonable argument for not building your ad workflow on one.
Not available in your country?
This one is. Pick where you are.