[ Free tool ]
Grade your ad
The ad grader is resting for now
It’s switched off at the moment. Everything it does runs inside Adwright, along with research and ready-to-post ads made from your link.
How it works
- 01
Upload one ad
A JPEG, PNG or WebP picture, with its post text and headline if you like.
- 02
Pick where it runs
Feed, Stories and Reels, TikTok, LinkedIn, Pinterest or Google Display.
- 03
Get the grade
A score out of 100, what's working, what to fix first, and a check of the placement's safe area.
What you get
Example, not a real resultGood
Facebook and Instagram feed
Fix these first
- 1. Move “Shop the set” in from the bottom edge: the feed’s caption can cover it.
- 2. Cut the headline to eight words and lead with the result, not the product name.
- 3. Add one piece of real proof: a short review or a star rating.
What’s working
- The product fills the frame and reads at a glance.
- Strong contrast behind the headline.
FAQ
Questions, answered
An AI model looks at your ad once, the way someone scrolling would: the words on it and where they sit, whether the product shows, the contrast and the clutter. Then its words are checked against the winning ads in Adwright's library: the hook, the call to action, proof, the offer and how many words are on the picture. The two make one score out of 100.
It's checked, redrawn in memory without its metadata (such as where a phone took it), read once to grade it, and dropped when the grade comes back. We don't store it.
Stories, Reels and TikTok put their own buttons, captions and profile over the edges of the screen, and feeds cut into the bottom of tall ads. The grader checks whether your ad's words sit inside the part those placements leave clear.
One JPEG, PNG or WebP picture of up to 8 MB and 4,096 pixels on each side. For a video ad, upload its first frame: that's what decides whether people stop.
Yes, 3 free tries a day for each visitor, without an account.
Something else? Email support@adwright.co and we’ll get back to you.