Write Google Search ads, Facebook/Instagram ads, and promo taglines that fit the character limits. Free ad copy generator with policy-risk checks.
Staring at a blank ad form is the worst. You know your product, but "Headline 1 (30 characters)" turns your brain to static. Describe your product and its one big benefit above, pick a tone, and get a full set of ad copy — Google Search headlines and descriptions, Facebook/Instagram primary text, and punchy taglines — in seconds.
Google cuts headlines off at 30 characters and descriptions at 90 — anything longer simply doesn't show. Every line above comes with a live count so you can see at a glance what fits and what needs trimming. The ★ top picks are the strongest openers; start your ad with those.
Good copy means nothing if the ad platform rejects it. The built-in policy check flags the usual suspects — excessive caps, "click here", unprovable superlatives — before you submit. It's not a lawyer, but it catches the mistakes that sink most first drafts.
Never run a single ad. Take two or three headline sets from here, run them against each other for a week, and keep the winner. The best ad copy isn't written — it's tested.
Yes — every headline shows its character count against the 30-character limit and every description against 90, so you can see exactly what fits before you paste it into Google Ads.
Common disapproval triggers: excessive ALL-CAPS, double punctuation, 'click here', and unprovable superlatives like 'guaranteed' or '#1'. It catches first-draft mistakes, but always double-check the platform's current ad policies.
Yes — there's a dedicated section with primary text tuned to social (around 125 characters, the sweet spot before 'see more'), plus short taglines for creatives and stories.
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