Ad format
Review card ads
A review card looks like a review from a store or app: white rounded card, five stars, reviewer avatar and name, a short quote. It floats over a soft photo of the product, with an overall rating as the headline.
Why it works
The card shape borrows the trust people already give to store reviews. It reads as proof rather than a slogan, and the overall rating headline (“Rated 4.9 by our customers”) adds a second, aggregate signal.
Source: Motion Creative Benchmarks 2026 (578,750 ads, Sep 2025 – Jan 2026), format “Review”.
When to use it
- You have a real average rating and real reviews to quote.
- E-commerce products competing with similar items.
- Cold audiences who have never heard of you.
How to write it
- Headline: your real average rating and where it comes from.
- Card quote under 12 words, from an actual review.
- Label it honestly (“Verified buyer” only if it is).
Mistakes to avoid
- A rating you can’t back up. Use the number your store or platform shows.
- Store logos you are not allowed to use.
The example above was made by AdCreator for a fictional demo brand. Its quote is a placeholder; in the app, testimonial ads are built only from reviews you paste.
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Paste your link in AdCreator and pick “Review card”. You'll need: your real average rating, a real review. Best for e-commerce, apps and gadgets, beauty.
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