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Facebook's advertising guidelines include a 20 percent text rule, meaning that the text on ad photos cannot take up more than 20 percent of the photo.
The Old 20-Percent Rule For a few years now, Facebook has enforced a rule to limit the amount of text in ads. If an ad image consisted of more than 20-percent text, the ad would be rejected. ... They'd eyeball the amount of text that could exist in an ad and then get bogged down in ad rejections.
Facebook used to have a strict no more than 20% text rule on the ad images. Now however, they do let ads run with more than 20% text, but in that case, they limit the reach of the ad, making it more expensive than it would be without text.
Facebook's advertising guidelines include a 20 percent text rule, meaning that the text on ad photos cannot take up more than 20 percent of the photo.
Numbers. Text-based logos. Watermarks, regardless of whether their usage is mandatory.
Facebook knows that the best performing ads include images with little to no text, which is why they created the 20% rule. This rule states that in order to run an image-based ad on Facebook, your image(s) must contain less than 20% text. For a complete guide to creating Facebook ads, check out our article here.
Keep Your Images Clean If you've ever advertised on Facebook, then you know the 20% text rule. If you haven't, it basically means that they will reject your ad or significantly reduce the reach if you have text on more than 20% of your image. On Instagram, this is even more of a no-no.
But, in reality, the 20% rule hasn't changed that much at all. Under Facebook's new guidelines, an ad won't be outright rejected if it contains more than 20% text, but it will have its reach limited in some cases significantly.
When Facebook first announced the introduction of the 20% rule, it explained that Facebook advertisers were allowed to cover their ads' images with no more than 20% text. With the help of a tool, users were able to see how much of the space they could take up with text.
Facebook's advertising guidelines include a 20 percent text rule, meaning that the text on ad photos cannot take up more than 20 percent of the photo.
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