Upload a photo of the product, say what it is and type your offer. You get a finished 1080×1080 sale ad, image and copy, ready for Facebook and Instagram.
One product is done. The Shopify app makes clean, un-watermarked ads for every product in your store, for Facebook, Instagram, Google and TikTok, straight from your catalog.
See AdCreator on the Shopify App Store →Shoppers scroll fast during Black Friday week. A badge on the photo carrying the actual offer (“30% off”, “Buy 1 Get 1”) does more than a clever headline, because it answers the only question they have. The ad maker above puts your offer in a badge on the photo for that reason.
If the ad says 30% off, the product page has to show 30% off. A mismatch between the ad and the checkout is what gets ads disapproved and customers annoyed. Do not add “ends tonight” unless it does.
A single product with a single offer is easier to read in a feed than a collage. If you have several hero products, make one ad each and let the ad platform find which one works.
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Yes. Upload a product photo, type your offer and get one finished, watermarked ad with copy. No account and no card. Clean ads for a whole catalog are part of the AdCreator AI Shopify app.
No. The sale badge and the copy use only the offer you type, exactly as written. If you leave the offer blank, the ad mentions the occasion but no discount, price or percentage. It also never adds countdowns, “ends tonight” or “only a few left” lines you did not state.
Most stores start in the week or two before Black Friday, so the ads have time to gather data before the busiest days. Black Friday 2026 is November 27 and Cyber Monday is November 30.
A 1080×1080 square, which runs in both Facebook and Instagram feeds. Keep important words in the middle of the frame so a 4:5 crop still shows them.