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Ad Copy

A punchy headline, two sentences and a call to action.

This usually takes a few seconds.

About the Ad Copy

The Ad Copy Generator writes compact ad text in a proven shape: a headline that earns attention, two sentences that explain why it matters, and a call to action. It suits short formats such as search ads, social ads and banner text.

Give it your product, the one thing that makes it different, and any offer. The best ads make one clear promise, so keep your unique selling point specific.

Who it's for

  • Small business owners writing their own ads without an agency.
  • Marketers who need several variations to test.
  • Ecommerce sellers writing product promotions.
  • Freelancers and agencies producing quick first drafts for clients.

How to use it

  1. Enter the product, in a few words.
  2. State the unique selling point: the one reason someone should pick it over the alternatives.
  3. Add an offer or call to action if you have one, such as a discount or a free trial.
  4. Click Generate, then check the length against the ad platform's limits.
  5. Generate more than once and compare options, then test the best ones.

Tips for better results

  • Make one promise per ad. Trying to say everything makes an ad forgettable.
  • Be specific. "Under 200 g" is a stronger claim than "super light", and easier to check.
  • Only claim what you can prove. Advertising rules in most places require claims to be truthful.
  • End with a clear action, such as "Shop the sale" or "Start free".
  • Check each platform's character limits and rules for restricted topics before you publish.

Example

A short sample that shows the format. Your own result will be different.

What you enter

Product
Trailblaze running shoes
Unique Selling Point
Lightest daily trainer under 200 g
Offer or Call to Action
20% off this week

What you get

HEADLINE Run lighter. Run longer. BODY Trailblaze is the daily trainer that weighs less than 200 g, so every mile feels easier. Comfort and grip for the road and the trail. CALL TO ACTION Get 20% off this week. Shop now.

Frequently asked questions

How long should ad copy be?

It depends on the platform. Search ads allow only a few words per line, while social ads give you a little more room. Check the platform's limits and shorten the draft to fit.

Can I use a draft in a paid campaign as it is?

Read it carefully first. Check that every claim is true, that it follows the platform's advertising policy, and that it uses your brand's name and offer correctly.

How do I know which version works best?

Run two or three versions and compare results. Change one thing at a time, such as the headline, so you know what made the difference.

Is there anything I shouldn't claim?

Avoid claims you can't support, such as guaranteed results or unproven health benefits. Rules differ by country and by product, so check the ones that apply to you.

Guides that help

Marketing 3 min read

How to Write Ad Copy That Works: Headline, Body, CTA

Write short ads that get attention: one promise, a clear headline, a specific unique selling point and a call to action. Plus honest-advertising basics.

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Marketing 3 min read

How to Write a Sales Pitch That Focuses on the Customer

A simple structure for a short sales pitch: the problem, a one-line value proposition, three benefits, honest proof and a clear next step.

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Marketing

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A sharp value proposition with benefits, proof and a clear next step.

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LinkedIn Post

A scroll-stopping post with a strong hook and a question to spark comments.

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