Brandbook vs Cuttable
Cuttable is an AI creative agency that makes Meta ad creative for growing brands, done for you and built for performance. Brandbook is your brand’s system of record: the rules your whole team and every tool follows, well beyond Meta ads.
- Facebook and Instagram ad creative
- Volume for testing, made for you
- Focused on ad performance
- Rules your team and AI tools follow
- Checks every draft, from any source
- Library, approvals and a public brand book
The short version.
If you want a steady flow of Meta ad creative without building it in-house, a done-for-you service like Cuttable fits.
Brandbook is where your brand lives for every person and tool: posters, posts, emails, decks and ads alike.
Share your Brandbook with Cuttable as the brief, then check and store the ads they deliver alongside everything else.
Side by side.
Where Cuttable is great.
No briefs to a freelancer, no tools to learn. Creative arrives ready to run, which suits lean teams.
Focused on Facebook and Instagram ad formats, where many growing brands spend most of their budget.
Creative made to be tested and iterated, with an eye on what actually moves results.
Use them together.
Cuttable makes your Meta ads. Brandbook is the brief they work from and the check everything passes through, alongside your own team, offices and other tools.
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Questions.
Is Brandbook an agency?
No. Brandbook is software your team uses to hold, share and check your brand. Cuttable is a service that makes ads for you. They solve different problems.
Can I give Cuttable my Brandbook?
Yes. Share your public brand book link so they work from the same rules as everyone else, then check what they deliver in Brandbook.
What if we only run Meta ads?
A done-for-you service may be all you need. Brandbook earns its place once more people, offices or AI tools make things in your brand.
One brand, every channel.
Paste your website and Brandbook builds your brand system in about a minute. Share it with your team, your tools and your agencies.
Comparison based on publicly available information, checked October 2026. Features change — tell us if something’s out of date.