Ad preview tool
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A generic ad preview checked against the tightest common limits: 30 characters of headline and 90 of body — so creative that fits here fits almost anywhere.
How to use the ad preview tool
Ad platforms differ enough that writing to each separately is a real cost, and the tightest limits belong to Google search ads at 30 and 90. Copy that survives those will fit Meta, LinkedIn and most display networks without a rewrite, which is why writing to the floor is worth doing even for a campaign that will not run on Google. The corollary is that thirty characters is a severe constraint and most of the work is subtraction: name the thing, name the benefit, stop. Anything that reads as a slogan rather than a statement is usually the part to cut.
Questions
Google search ads, at 30 characters per headline and 90 per description. Write to those and everything else fits.
The copy, largely yes, if it fits the tightest limit. The image sizes differ and do need separate exports.
No, and it cannot be. Platforms cut by rendered pixel width, so a title in capitals or wide letters cuts earlier than a character count suggests. Treat the limit as a guide and leave a few characters of margin.
Statements work better than slogans at this length. Say what the thing is.
No, it is deliberately generic and set to the tightest common limits.