Facebook truncates ad copy that runs too long, hiding your call-to-action behind a “See more” link. The new Facebook Ad Text Counter shows each field’s character count against Meta’s limits — and previews how your ad looks in the feed — before you ever upload to Ads Manager.
What it does
- Three live counters: primary text, headline, and description, each against its limit.
- Recommended-length warnings: turns amber past 125 characters so your message stays visible on mobile.
- Feed preview: see your copy laid out as a real Facebook ad as you type.
- Total characters: a running total across all three fields.
- Client-side: nothing is uploaded — your campaign copy stays private.
Why it matters
Hitting the hard limit isn’t the same as displaying well. Facebook clips primary text around 125 characters, so a counter that warns before the cut — paired with a live preview — protects the part of your ad that actually drives clicks.
Learn more
For a field-by-field breakdown of the limits and where ads truncate, read the Facebook ad character limits guide. Then drop your copy into the Facebook Ad Text Counter and check it before launch.
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