How long is an offer ad?

13 seconds: the offer (3 seconds), the product (3.5), one benefit (3) and the call to action with the deadline (3.5). Every scene is a motion template from your product photos, with no AI-generated video.

Where does the deal in the ad come from?

Edit the offer line in the storyboard to the exact deal and end date. The ad says what you write there, so check it against your store before you approve.

Should I make a new ad for every sale?

Yes, for each new deal or end date. The offer and deadline are lines in the storyboard, so the change is quick, and a stale deadline in a running ad confuses people.

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Offer and sale video ads with a clear deadline

An offer ad puts the deal on screen first, then shows what you get and when the deal ends. It's our shortest format: 13 seconds, four scenes, all built from your product photos. In our view it does most for people who already know you and need a reason to buy now, and less as an introduction to strangers.

Updated October 30, 2026

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Scene by scene: Offer / sale

Lead with the deal, show the product, clear deadline. About 13 seconds, in 4 scenes:

1The offer · 3 s · motion template from your product photos
2The product · 3.5 s · motion template from your product photos
3Benefit 1 · 3 s · motion template from your product photos
4Call to action · 3.5 s · motion template from your product photos

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A drawing of the layout, not a real ad.

When it works

You have a real deal with a real end date: a holiday sale, a launch price, a bundle, free shipping over a set amount.
The audience has met the product already, like site visitors, past buyers or people who watched an earlier ad. They need a nudge, not an introduction.
There's one offer to say. Stacking a discount, a free gift and free shipping into 13 seconds leaves people unsure what the deal is.
You run it alongside an ad that explains the product, not instead of one.

Example hooks

Illustrative

Opening lines written for made-up products, to show the shape. Yours are written from your own product page.

“Two for one, this weekend only”
“Free shipping ends Sunday at midnight”
“Launch price until Friday”
“Bundle the set, save on all three”

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See it on your own product

We only show real ads here, with permission from the brand that ran them, and we're still collecting them. The quickest way to see what this looks like is a free storyboard for your product: paste your link above.

Keep it honest

The offer and the deadline must be true when the ad runs. Put the real end date in the ad and pause it when the sale ends. A deadline that quietly rolls over is a fake countdown, and shoppers notice.

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Questions

How long is an offer ad?: 13 seconds: the offer (3 seconds), the product (3.5), one benefit (3) and the call to action with the deadline (3.5). Every scene is a motion template from your product photos, with no AI-generated video.
Where does the deal in the ad come from?: Edit the offer line in the storyboard to the exact deal and end date. The ad says what you write there, so check it against your store before you approve.
Should I make a new ad for every sale?: Yes, for each new deal or end date. The offer and deadline are lines in the storyboard, so the change is quick, and a stale deadline in a running ad confuses people.

Make one for your product

Paste a product page link. The ideas and storyboard are free.