Text-led ad examples
One line worth reading. Use a text-led ad when the message deserves more room than the product photo.
12 examples · 12 brands
Explore the selectionSelected ads
Before you make yours
Make one point.
Build around one question, observation or product fact.
Set the reading order.
Use size, line breaks and contrast to make the headline the first thing someone reads.
Keep the voice yours.
Borrow the layout. Write the line using your customer’s language and your own product facts.
Creative notes
Make one specification the visual.
A familiar unit becomes a graphic element. The typography draws attention to the idea of quantity while keeping the actual pack visible.
View recipeGive one short line the most space.
The headline establishes a single idea, and the limited color palette connects the words to the product. The product arrangement supports rather than competes with the type.
View recipeLeave the sentence room to land.
Short lines give the sentence a clear rhythm. Keeping the bottle to one side preserves a readable text block and an obvious product anchor.
View recipeMake one for your brand.
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