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Upload your product photo

Use a clear, well-lit photo. We'll crop it for every Facebook placement.

Product image

Drag & drop or click to upload JPG, PNG or WebP · at least 1080px wide · max 30MB

Business logo (optional · saved to this client)

No logo yetPNG with transparent background works best.

Business & product details

This powers your ad copy and on-image text.

Brand profile (saved for this client)

This ad

Ad copy

Pick a tone, choose a variation, then fine-tune it.

Tone

Suggestions

Your ad text

Only the first 125 characters show before "See more" — put the hook there.
Aim for 27–40 characters. Longer headlines get cut off on mobile.
Aim for 30 characters or less. Not shown in every placement.

Design your creative

Choose a layout. Every layout works in all four Facebook sizes.

Layout

On-image text

Keep it short (≈ 2–5 words). Less text on the image usually performs better.
Show price / offer
Show call-to-action on image
Show logo / business name

Photo crop

Zoom
Left/Right
Up/Down
Tip: drag the preview image to reposition.

Export your ads

Download Facebook-ready creatives and copy.

Send to your social media manager

Bundles all 4 sizes plus a ready-to-paste ad_copy.txt into one zip for Your Agency.

Include every layout (all 6 designs)
✉ Email it to Your Agency
Download the package, then attach the zip to your email.

Creatives

Facebook optimization checklist

Live checks for this ad plus Facebook's recommended specs.

This ad

Recommended specs

PlacementSizeRatio
Feed (recommended)1080 × 13504:5
Feed square1080 × 10801:1
Stories & Reels1080 × 19209:16
Link / right column1200 × 6281.91:1

Best practices

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Primary text: put the hook in the first 125 charactersThat's what shows before "See more" in most placements.
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Headline: 27–40 characters; description: ≤ 30 charactersLonger text is truncated on mobile.
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File type JPG or PNG, up to 30 MB, at least 1080 px wide
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Stories/Reels: keep text out of the top 14% and bottom 35%Profile name and the CTA button cover those areas.
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Keep on-image text minimal (under ~20% of the image)Images with less text tend to get cheaper delivery.
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Use a 4:5 image in Feed: it takes up more of the mobile screen than 1:1
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Show the product clearly, use high contrast, and one clear call-to-action