Ad Image Preview
See how your image looks inside an actual Ads Manager-style mockup before you boost it.
Your Page Name
Sponsored
Headline
The "Sponsored" label and CTA button here are specific to paid placements — an organic post mockup wouldn't have either. Since Ads Manager crops the image to a square regardless of the source file's shape, checking a landscape or portrait photo here first avoids submitting a campaign only to find the crop cuts off the wrong part of the image.
Facebook's own ad guidelines historically penalized images with too much text overlaid on them, treating text-heavy creative as lower quality and giving it less reach at the same budget — worth keeping in mind if the image itself carries a headline or price baked in, separate from the primary text and headline fields entered above it. Previewing the actual composed layout here, rather than judging the raw image alone, is a more honest check of how text-heavy the final ad really looks.
Common questions
Does the primary text field truncate like an organic post's caption?
This mockup doesn't model that truncation directly, but Ads Manager does apply its own fold logic to primary text across most placements — the same "front-load the hook" mindset from an organic post applies here too, even though the exact cutoff length differs by placement (feed, Stories, and Reels ads all crop it differently).
Should the CTA button always say "Learn More"?
No — the label sets expectations for what happens after the tap, so it should match the actual destination: "Shop Now" for a product page, "Sign Up" for a form, "Download" for an app. A label that doesn't match where the click actually lands is a common, avoidable way an ad's relevance and quality signals take a hit before anyone even converts.