ad examples
Ad examples, by channel and format
Annotated sample ads for fictional product brands, shown at the shape each channel uses: 9:16 for Stories, 2:3 for Pinterest, 4:5 for feeds. Our engine made every one from a product photo and store data.
Each page answers a different question. The static ad examples group ads by what they lead with: a review, an offer, a curiosity hook. The product ad examples group them by how they show the product. The channel pages show ads at that channel's real shape, with its spec, checked against the platform's own help pages, and the mistakes that matter there. The carousel page shows how single-image ads become cards.
Looking for ideas for one kind of product instead? The ad ideas pages cover one product category at a time, each with its own sample brand. For the specs alone, see ad sizes.
Where to start, by where your ads run
| Where your ads run | Start with | Then check the spec |
|---|---|---|
| Facebook and Instagram feeds | Static ad examples and product ad examples | Meta ad sizes |
| Instagram and Facebook Stories | Instagram Story ad examples | Instagram Story ad size |
| Pinterest ad examples | Pinterest ad size | |
| Carousels on Meta or Pinterest | Carousel ad examples | The carousel spec table on that page |
| Google Performance Max | Product ad examples | Performance Max image sizes |
Pick a set of examples
4:5Static ad examples18 static ads for four fictional product brands, each with its format, reason to buy and what makes it work.
9:16Instagram Story ad examples12 Instagram Story ads at the real 9:16 shape, with Meta's safe zone you can switch on and notes on each.
2:3Pinterest ad examples12 product pins at the real 2:3 shape, grouped by the plan people save them for, with notes on each.
4:5Product ad examples15 product ads from 15 kinds of store, grouped by how they show the product, with what to show for yours.
4:5Carousel ad examples5 product carousels built from single-image designs, card by card, with Meta and Pinterest carousel specs.
How to use these examples
- Start with the channel you run ads on, and check your ad against its spec table.
- Find the group that matches what your store can prove: reviews, a strong photo, a feature people ask about, a real offer.
- Borrow the idea, not the words. Every brand here is fictional, so the layouts are free to copy, and your own facts make them yours.
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