Facebook Ad Mockup Generator

Desktop and mobile feed, Story and Reels, with the See more fold at 125 characters and the CTA where Facebook puts it, a grey pill beside the headline.

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Primary text144 / 125 before See more
Headline21 / 40
Description19 / 30
CTA
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1080 x 1080, Meta lists 1440 x 1800 for 4:5

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Facebook never tells you the character limits

The headline limit, three answers

  1. 27What Meta recommends so nothing gets cut on a phone
  2. 40Where the field actually stopsHolds
  3. noneWhat Meta officially publishes

The counter above warns at 27 and stops at 40, so you never find out the hard way.

The number that matters is 125. That is roughly how much primary text shows before See more swallows the rest, and Facebook cuts by line, not by count, so the fold moves with your words. If the offer is not in the first line and a half, most people never see it.

The other thing most mockups get wrong is the button. Facebook draws the CTA as a small grey pill to the right of the headline, not a big blue bar under the image. Draw it wrong and you budget headline space that does not exist. The frame above puts the pill where Facebook puts it.

What to do: put the offer inside the first 125 characters, keep the headline under 27, and check the mobile feed frame, where the fold lands earlier than the desktop card suggests.

Frequently Asked Questions

About 125 in the feed. The cut is by line rather than by count, roughly where two lines end on a phone, so the exact fold moves with your words. The field accepts thousands of characters, which is how so many ads bury the offer below a fold nobody taps.

Build the ad, then check it in the frame

AdMake AI generates ad images at 1080 x 1350 and 1080 x 1920, the canvases these frames render, so the fold and the CTA bar are part of the layout instead of a surprise after launch.

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