Product ad creatives
Upload one photo. Get 4:5 feed images and a 9:16 story image for Facebook and Instagram ads, made at 2K with your real product as the reference.
Product Aura’s Social ads pack makes 3 product ad images in two shapes: a 4:5 feed post with a vivid scene, a 4:5 feature card with short callouts, and a 9:16 story ad with one headline benefit.
01-social-feed.jpg
Feed post
A vivid, eye-catching scene for Instagram and Facebook feeds.
4:5
02-social-story.jpg
Story ad
A vertical story image with one headline benefit.
9:16
03-social-features.jpg
Feature card
Your product with 3–4 short callouts that explain why it is worth buying.
4:5
Every ad image can be made again or changed with a sentence, and each result is kept as a new version. Change one thing per version, such as the scene (“on a beach towel”) or the headline (“make the headline: Free shipping this week”), so a test compares one difference. Each version costs 1 credit.
Testing one change at a time makes it clear which change moved the result.
Product Aura makes ad images at 2K, at or above the sizes Meta’s Ads Guide recommends: 1440 × 1800 pixels (4:5) for Facebook and Instagram feeds and 1440 × 2560 pixels (9:16) for Stories and Reels. The files are JPEG, far under Meta’s 30 MB limit.
| Placement | Ratio | Recommended size | Minimum width | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Facebook Feed | 4:5 | 1440 × 1800 px | 600 px | Meta Ads Guide |
| Instagram Feed | 4:5 (1.91:1 to 4:5) | 1440 × 1800 px | 500 px | Meta Ads Guide |
| Instagram Stories | 9:16 | 1440 × 2560 px | 500 px | Meta Ads Guide |
| Reels | 9:16 | 1440 × 2560 px | — | Meta Ads Guide |
Older Meta help articles still show 1080 × 1080 and 1080 × 1350; the current Ads Guide uses 1440 wide.
Meta advises keeping key content out of the top 14% and bottom 35% of a 9:16 image, and 6% from each side. Product Aura’s story ad asks the image model to place the headline in the upper middle and keep those zones clear. Models do not always follow layout instructions exactly, so check it: if the headline sits in the top 14% (about 360 pixels on a 2,560-pixel-high image), edit the image with a sentence such as “move the headline lower”.
Upload one photo, choose the Social ads pack, check the headline and callouts in the product profile, and download the images. They take about 1 to 3 minutes to make.
Upload a clear JPG, PNG or WebP photo. Through the API or the MCP server, you can plan a new set for a product you already made listing images for, without uploading again.
The first selling point in the product profile becomes the story headline, and the first four become the feature card callouts. Edit them before you generate.
Rate each image, make versions to test, and download the set as a ZIP with files named 01-social-feed.jpg, 02-social-story.jpg and 03-social-features.jpg.
Yes. Ad headlines and callouts can be in any of 13 languages, chosen per image set, so one product can get German ads for Germany and French ads for France: English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Japanese, Swedish, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil), Korean, Turkish, Arabic.
Each ad image uses 1 credit, so a social ads set of 3 images uses 3 credits: about $0.95 on the Creator plan ($19 for 60 credits). Four extra versions to test cost 4 more credits, about $1.27. See Product Aura pricing.
Product sellers and D2C brands running Meta ads use it, along with agencies that need fresh product creatives every week.
Launch ads for a new product from the same photo as its store images.
Ads that send outside traffic to a listing, from the same product as the Amazon listing images.
Client folders keep each brand’s products apart, and the product image API and MCP server automate weekly batches.
The feed and story images fit other placements that accept 4:5 and 9:16 images, but some ad platforms have stricter rules on text and backgrounds.
Amazon’s custom images must not contain added text or logos and must not use a white or transparent background, with 1200 × 628 px (wide) or 1200 × 1200 px (square) recommended at 5 MB or smaller (Amazon Ads creative specs). That makes them a separate image type from social ads; the lifestyle images in the Amazon set are a closer starting point.
Google Merchant Center product images must not contain promotional text, watermarks or borders, and from January 31, 2027 they must be at least 500 × 500 pixels (Google Merchant Center Help).
Meta’s Ads Guide recommends 1440 × 1800 pixels (4:5) for Facebook Feed ads. The minimum width is 600 pixels.
1440 × 2560 pixels (9:16), according to Meta’s Ads Guide. The minimum width is 500 pixels.
Product Aura uses your photo as the reference for every scene and tells the image model to keep the product’s shape, colors and label text unchanged. You review each image before you download it, and can make any image again.
Product Aura writes the IPTC “digital source type” label into the metadata of every image it makes, the standard machine-readable mark for AI images. Check each ad platform’s own disclosure rules before you publish.
New accounts get 20 credits to try it, with no card needed. A social ads set uses 3.