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Temu’s Facebook and Instagram ads

Temu is running 214 of the 438 ads the library holds for it. From public ad libraries, last seen running 6 Nov 2026.
Running now
214
Winners
30
New in 30 days
5
Average run
203 days
Longest run
636 days

Ads running now

What it runs

Formats running now
Carousels 213 · Images 1
Styles
Carousel, Product shot, Offer, Review, Listicle, Before & after
Where its ads ran
Facebook and Instagram

How its best ads open

  • “Experience the thrill of the hunt with Temu! Score incredible deals with LOW PRICES guaranteed. Shop today!”
  • “Unbelievable DISCOUNTS on fashion, home & more! Don't miss it! Download the Temu app! 💕”
  • “Shop your favorite items on Temu at low prices with great discounts.”
  • “Sofisticación y confort 💫.”
  • “á𝐬 𝐩𝐨𝐩𝐮𝐥𝐚𝐫𝐞𝐬 𝐬𝐞 𝐯𝐞𝐧 𝐫á𝐩𝐢𝐝𝐨—𝐇𝐚𝐳 𝐭𝐮 𝐩𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐝𝐨 𝐲 𝐚𝐡𝐨𝐫𝐫𝐚 𝐦á𝐬 💃🎉”

Why its best ads work

  • Temu ad

    It promises low prices and bargain hunting on stylish clothing, with a specific dress used to show what is on sale.

    The ad pairs one clear promise, low prices, with a specific product and occasion, so people can picture buying and wearing it. The star rating adds trust at almost no cost in words. The data also shows it has run for 256 days, is still active, and sits on 5 active ads, which suggests the simple bargain message holds up over time, though the data does not show why.

    • Lead with one simple, emotional frame for the purchase, like a hunt or a game, instead of listing features.
    • Tie a product to a real occasion in the headline so the buyer can imagine using it.
    • Put your key promise in capitals once, so it stands out without cluttering the copy.
    • Add a compact trust cue like a star rating near the call to action.
    See the ad
  • Temu ad

    Promises incredible deals and guaranteed low prices on a fashion set, framing shopping as a fun hunt for bargains.

    It leads with a emotional reframe of shopping, then backs it with a clear low-price promise and a high star rating, so the viewer gets excitement, value and trust in a few words. The carousel format lets people browse several items in one ad, and the headline gives concrete product details that answer practical questions. The data shows it has run for 257 days and is still active, which suggests the approach keeps paying off, though the data does not say why.

    • Reframe a routine purchase as an experience or game to give the opening line emotional pull.
    • Pair a bold price promise with a concrete product detail so the offer feels real, not generic.
    • Put a star rating in a visible spot like the description to add trust without extra copy.
    • Use a carousel when you have a range of products, so one ad can match different tastes.
    See the ad
  • Temu ad

    A broad discount promise ('Unbelievable DISCOUNTS') paired with a specific, occasion-led product description to pull in shoppers who want a good deal on fashion.

    It combines a broad value message with a concrete product and use case, so it speaks to both bargain seekers and people with a specific event in mind. The star rating adds quick reassurance, and the carousel format lets many items sit behind one simple offer. The data shows it has run 241 days and is still active across five placements, which suggests the formula holds up over time, though the data doesn't show results behind that.

    • Pair a broad offer line with a specific product or occasion so the ad appeals to both deal seekers and intent-driven shoppers.
    • Tie the product to a dated moment (a date, a party) to make the benefit easy to picture.
    • Put a short rating or proof signal near the CTA to lower hesitation without adding length.
    • Use a carousel to show range behind one clear promise, and keep the post text short with one action.
    See the ad
  • Temu ad

    A product-first listing that stacks every feature (size, TV capacity, storage, remote, timer, realistic flame) so the shopper sees value at a glance, backed by a low-price promise and a star rating.

    It matches a clear shopping intent with a detailed product title, then adds a high star rating and a general low-price promise to lower the risk of clicking. The carousel format lets people flick through several product views, which suits a bulky item that needs to be seen from different sides. It has run for 223 days and is still active, which suggests the format keeps paying off, though the data doesn't say what results it delivers.

    • Lead with the specific product and its key spec so the right buyer self-selects in the first few words.
    • List the features that answer common objections (fits my TV, has storage, comes with a remote) in one scannable line.
    • Put a rating or other proof in a visible spot such as the description, so it is seen without extra copy.
    • Use a carousel to show a large or multi-function product from several angles and uses.
    See the ad

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