Ad Mockup Previewer
This tool generates realistic ad mockups for major digital platforms — including Meta Feed, Stories, Google Responsive Display, LinkedIn Feed, and TikTok — so you can review how creative assets will appear in-context before sending them to production or client approval. It is designed for creative teams, performance marketers, and account managers who want to reduce back-and-forth on creative approvals by showing accurate platform-specific previews rather than described specifications. The previewer enforces each platform's current specifications so any truncation or crop issues are visible immediately.
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Why should I preview ads before launching?
Previewing ads before launch catches issues that are not visible in an asset review without context. Common problems caught in mockup review include headline text being truncated in a specific placement, images being cropped unexpectedly, text-to-image ratio failing platform policies, and creative that looks fine in isolation but disappears against a typical feed background. Catching these issues before trafficking saves the time and cost of trafficking revisions and reduces the risk of a poorly performing ad running before it is detected.
What image dimensions should I use for Facebook Feed ads?
Facebook Feed ads support a recommended image size of 1200 by 628 pixels for the standard horizontal ratio, or 1080 by 1080 pixels for the square format that typically performs well on mobile. The safe zone for text overlay is within the center 80% of the image to avoid critical elements being clipped on different screen sizes. Meta recommends keeping text overlaid on images to a minimum to maximize distribution across all placements, though the 20% text rule that formerly limited ad delivery has been replaced by a quality assessment system.
Can I use the same creative for all social media platforms?
Using identical creative across all platforms typically produces suboptimal results because each platform has different aspect ratio requirements, character limits, audience expectations, and content norms. An image sized for Instagram Feed at 4:5 ratio will be letter-boxed on Twitter and cropped on a Stories placement. Copy written for LinkedIn's professional context reads differently than content written for TikTok's entertainment-oriented feed. The most effective approach is to develop core creative concepts that are then adapted to platform-specific specifications rather than applying one asset universally.