Attention — Stop the scroll with a bold headline or pattern interrupt
Interest — Build intrigue with a relatable pain point or compelling benefit
Desire — Paint a picture of the transformation your product delivers
Action — Tell them exactly what to do next with a clear CTA
Platform-Specific Best Practices
Google Ads: Include keywords in headlines. Use numbers and prices. Every character counts — max 30 per headline, 90 per description.
Facebook Ads: Lead with emotion. Use conversational language. Primary text under 125 characters for full visibility on mobile.
TikTok Ads: Sound like a real person, not a brand. Keep it casual and under 100 characters. Avoid overly salesy language — TikTok users hate it.
Instagram Ads: Match copy tone to visual style. Use line breaks and emojis naturally. Focus on benefits and lifestyle aspirations.
Power Words That Convert
Certain words consistently outperform others in ad copy: You, Free, Because, Instantly, New, Proven, Guaranteed, Secret, Limited, Exclusive, Save, Easy, Results, Discover. Our generator weaves these into your copy automatically, based on your chosen tone and platform.
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Good Google Ads headlines include target keywords, highlight a benefit or USP, include numbers when possible, and have a clear CTA. Max 30 characters per headline. Our Google mode generates 15 headlines optimized for Quality Score.
How long should Facebook ad copy be?▼
Facebook primary text should be under 125 characters for full mobile visibility. Headlines max 40 characters, descriptions max 30. Our Facebook mode automatically respects these limits while maintaining persuasive power.
Can I use these ads for real campaigns?▼
Absolutely. Every ad copy generated is 100% yours — use it in Google Ads, Facebook Ads Manager, TikTok Ads Manager, or anywhere else. No attribution required.
How is this different from ChatGPT?▼
Unlike generic AI, our generator is built on analysis of thousands of high-performing ads across platforms. It automatically applies platform-specific best practices — character limits, keyword placement, CTA styles, and tone matching that ChatGPT doesn't know unless you explicitly prompt it.