Free Facebook Ad Preview Tool

A Facebook ad preview tool shows roughly how an ad will look in the feed before you spend on it. SocQ’s version arranges your Page name, primary text, image, headline, display link and button into a feed-style ad card you can download as a PNG.

1. Enter Page name, Primary text and Headline. 2. Add Button text and Display link. 3. Click Choose files to add the ad image, then pick Desktop or Phone. 4. Check the live preview and Download the PNG. 5. Before launch, confirm the live placements in Ads Manager.

Meta recommends keeping Feed primary text fairly short, roughly 50–150 characters, and many advertisers aim for about 125 because longer text is often hidden behind “See more”. Put the offer in the first sentence so it shows even when the rest is collapsed.

For Facebook Feed, Meta recommends about 27 characters so the headline displays fully next to the button. Longer headlines may be shortened on some devices. In this mockup the headline shares the link box with the button, so long headlines get squeezed to fit.

No. It’s a SocQ mockup styled after a Facebook feed ad, not output from Meta. Real ads differ in fonts, image ratios, placement and the exact “See more” point. Use it for internal and client reviews, then confirm in Ads Manager.

It sets the domain shown in the link box under the image, such as example.com. It’s plain text: the tool doesn’t visit or check the URL. Enter the domain people will see when the ad runs.

Type any button text, such as Shop now, Learn more, Sign up or Book now. Meta only offers buttons from its own list, so pick a label that Ads Manager supports for your objective. If the field is empty, the mockup shows “Learn more”.

Meta’s Ads Guide lists square 1:1 and portrait 4:5 as common Feed ratios. This mockup crops your image to a wide frame below the text, so use it to judge the copy and overall message rather than exact image cropping.

Yes. It’s free to use without an account, and the PNG you download has no SocQ logo or watermark. Create a mockup for every copy variation you want to test.

No. The mockup is drawn in your browser, so your copy and image stay on your device and aren’t sent to SocQ or Meta. Nothing is created in your ad account.