ChatGPT ads examples you can copy and edit

These are 12 ChatGPT ad examples written by PPC Ad Editor. Every one is a labeled mockup for a fictional brand. None of them is a real advertiser's ad, and none has run in ChatGPT. Each card shows the user prompt it was written for, the exact title and description, character counts compared with OpenAI's bulk-upload guidance, and a short note on why it fits the prompt. The cards are grouped twice, by industry and by copy style. You can then open our free mockup tool and type in any example, or your own copy, to see it as a sponsored card. To see ads that actually ran, use the captured-ad libraries linked below.

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Examples

Examples by industry

The 12 cards below are grouped by industry. Every card is a mockup for a fictional brand. Not a real advertiser's ad. No performance data exists or is implied. Landing pages use placeholder .example domains.

SaaS

Industry · Style
SaaSBenefit-led
MOCKUP
ChatGPT response
Northline QAAd

Catch broken ads early

Preview every headline before clients see it.

northlineqa.example

Mockup. Not a real advertiser's ad.

Prompt context

A marketer asking how to get client ad approvals without sending screenshots.

Characters

22 / 45 chars

16–24 recommended / 50 max (OpenAI bulk-upload guidance)32–48 recommended / 100 max (OpenAI bulk-upload guidance)
Why it fits

The user is worried about clients spotting mistakes, so the title names that risk and the copy gives the step that prevents it.

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Industry · Style
SaaSQuestion-answering
MOCKUP
ChatGPT response
Askwell DocsAd

Answers your buyers ask

A help center that cites the page, not a guess.

askwelldocs.example

Mockup. Not a real advertiser's ad.

Prompt context

Someone asking how to give customers answers that match the docs.

Characters

23 / 47 chars

16–24 recommended / 50 max (OpenAI bulk-upload guidance)32–48 recommended / 100 max (OpenAI bulk-upload guidance)
Why it fits

The prompt is about answers drifting from the docs. "Cites the page, not a guess" speaks to that exact concern.

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Industry · Style
SaaSComparison
MOCKUP
ChatGPT response
PaperlaneAd

Fewer tools, clear work

One board for briefs, drafts, and approvals.

paperlane.example

Mockup. Not a real advertiser's ad.

Prompt context

A team asking how to stop bouncing between docs to approve work.

Characters

23 / 44 chars

16–24 recommended / 50 max (OpenAI bulk-upload guidance)32–48 recommended / 100 max (OpenAI bulk-upload guidance)
Why it fits

The team's problem is too many places to look. The copy contrasts that with one board and lists the three stages they move through.

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Ecommerce

Industry · Style
EcommerceOffer or price
MOCKUP
ChatGPT response
Harbor & ThreadAd

Linen sheets, no fluff

Cooler sleep tonight. Free returns for 60 days.

harborandthread.example

Mockup. Not a real advertiser's ad.

Prompt context

A shopper comparing breathable sheets and return policies.

Characters

22 / 47 chars

16–24 recommended / 50 max (OpenAI bulk-upload guidance)32–48 recommended / 100 max (OpenAI bulk-upload guidance)
Why it fits

The shopper asked about two things, breathability and returns, and the copy answers both in two short sentences.

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Industry · Style
EcommerceComparison
MOCKUP
ChatGPT response
Knit TheoryAd

Wool that stays soft

Merino layers that wash well and keep shape.

knitheory.example

Mockup. Not a real advertiser's ad.

Prompt context

Someone comparing merino layers that pill or shrink.

Characters

20 / 44 chars

16–24 recommended / 50 max (OpenAI bulk-upload guidance)32–48 recommended / 100 max (OpenAI bulk-upload guidance)
Why it fits

The user is weighing pilling and shrinking. The ad sets itself against both by promising softness, easy washing, and kept shape.

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Industry · Style
EcommerceQuestion-answering
MOCKUP
ChatGPT response
Sunwell BottlesAd

Will this bottle leak?

A leak-proof lid, tested on every bottle.

sunwellbottles.example

Mockup. Not a real advertiser's ad.

Prompt context

A shopper asking whether a water bottle will leak in a bag.

Characters

22 / 41 chars

16–24 recommended / 50 max (OpenAI bulk-upload guidance)32–48 recommended / 100 max (OpenAI bulk-upload guidance)
Why it fits

The title repeats the shopper's question almost word for word, and the copy answers it directly.

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Local services

Industry · Style
Local servicesBenefit-led
MOCKUP
ChatGPT response
Ridgeway PlumbingAd

A plumber who shows up

Same-day fixes for leaks, with upfront prices.

ridgewayplumbing.example

Mockup. Not a real advertiser's ad.

Prompt context

A homeowner asking who can fix a leak today and what it will cost.

Characters

22 / 46 chars

16–24 recommended / 50 max (OpenAI bulk-upload guidance)32–48 recommended / 100 max (OpenAI bulk-upload guidance)
Why it fits

The homeowner asked about timing and cost. "Same-day" covers the first and "upfront prices" covers the second.

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Industry · Style
Local servicesQuestion-answering
MOCKUP
ChatGPT response
Oak & Ember HVACAd

Why is my AC so loud?

A quiet checkup today, before the heat wave.

oakandember.example

Mockup. Not a real advertiser's ad.

Prompt context

Someone asking why a home air conditioner has gotten loud.

Characters

21 / 44 chars

16–24 recommended / 50 max (OpenAI bulk-upload guidance)32–48 recommended / 100 max (OpenAI bulk-upload guidance)
Why it fits

The title uses the user's own question. The copy offers a next step without trying to diagnose the noise in the ad.

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Finance

Industry · Style
FinanceBenefit-led
MOCKUP
ChatGPT response
FairledgerAd

Books that stay current

Daily totals you can send to your accountant.

fairledger.example

Mockup. Not a real advertiser's ad.

Prompt context

A small-business owner asking how to keep books current for tax time.

Characters

23 / 45 chars

16–24 recommended / 50 max (OpenAI bulk-upload guidance)32–48 recommended / 100 max (OpenAI bulk-upload guidance)
Why it fits

The owner's goal is being ready for tax time. The copy names the concrete output, daily totals, and who they go to.

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Industry · Style
FinanceOffer or price
MOCKUP
ChatGPT response
Nestwell CreditAd

No yearly fee to start

0% intro APR on transfers for 15 months.

nestwellcredit.example

Mockup. Not a real advertiser's ad.

Prompt context

Someone comparing cards for a balance transfer with no annual fee.

Characters

22 / 40 chars

16–24 recommended / 50 max (OpenAI bulk-upload guidance)32–48 recommended / 100 max (OpenAI bulk-upload guidance)
Why it fits

The user named two conditions, no annual fee and a balance transfer, and the title and copy each answer one. The offer terms are fictional and written only for this mockup.

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Travel

Industry · Style
TravelBenefit-led
MOCKUP
ChatGPT response
Fieldnote TravelAd

Trips planned around you

A day-by-day plan that leaves room to wander.

fieldnotetravel.example

Mockup. Not a real advertiser's ad.

Prompt context

A traveler asking for an itinerary that is not overpacked.

Characters

24 / 45 chars

16–24 recommended / 50 max (OpenAI bulk-upload guidance)32–48 recommended / 100 max (OpenAI bulk-upload guidance)
Why it fits

The traveler doesn't want a packed schedule. "Leaves room to wander" says that in the traveler's terms.

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Industry · Style
TravelComparison
MOCKUP
ChatGPT response
NorthcurrentAd

Skip the long layover

City-center arrivals with one ticket to book.

northcurrent.example

Mockup. Not a real advertiser's ad.

Prompt context

Someone comparing flights vs trains for a city-to-city trip.

Characters

21 / 45 chars

16–24 recommended / 50 max (OpenAI bulk-upload guidance)32–48 recommended / 100 max (OpenAI bulk-upload guidance)
Why it fits

The user is comparing two options. The ad names flying's drawbacks, layovers and out-of-town arrivals, without naming a competitor.

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What a ChatGPT ad looks like

According to OpenAI's help article Ads in ChatGPT: The Basics, ads appear below ChatGPT responses. They are separate from the answer itself.

The same article lists six parts in each ad:

  1. Advertiser name: the brand shown on the ad.
  2. Favicon: the advertiser's logo.
  3. Title: the headline.
  4. Copy: the description under the headline.
  5. Landing page: where the ad links.
  6. Image asset: the creative.

Here is how the first example maps to those parts. The advertiser name is Northline QA, the title is "Catch broken ads early," the copy is "Preview every headline before clients see it." and the landing page is shown as northlineqa.example. The cards on this page show placeholder favicons and images. Replace them when you build the card in the tool.

OpenAI's bulk-upload guidance (Launch campaigns and the Bulk Upload Campaign Schema Checklist) recommends titles of 16–24 characters, with a 50-character maximum, and copy of 32–48 characters, with a 100-character maximum. All 12 titles and descriptions below fall inside the recommended ranges. The counts on each card are supporting notes. They do not replace OpenAI's specs.

Examples by copy style

These are the same 12 mockups, grouped by how the copy is written. No new cards are added here. All are fictional mockups, not real advertisers' ads.

Benefit-led

Leads with the result the user wants.

  • northline-qa: names the risk of client-visible mistakes, then the fix.
  • ridgeway-plumbing: answers "today?" and "what will it cost?" in one line.
  • fairledger: turns "current books" into a concrete output for the accountant.
  • fieldnote-travel: promises a plan that is not overpacked.

Question-answering

Repeats or reflects the user's question, then answers it.

  • askwell-docs: a docs-accuracy question, answered with "cites the page."
  • oak-ember-hvac: the user's own question as the title, plus a next step.
  • sunwell-bottles: "Will this bottle leak?" answered in the copy.

Offer or price

Puts terms the user can compare in the copy.

  • harbor-thread: return window stated alongside the product benefit.
  • nestwell-credit: fee and intro-rate terms (fictional) matched to the user's two conditions.

Comparison

Sets the product against the option the user is weighing.

  • knit-theory: soft and shape-keeping, compared with layers that pill or shrink.
  • northcurrent: compared with flights and long layovers.
  • paperlane: one board, compared with bouncing between docs.

Single-image and multi-image ads

OpenAI's article on creating ads describes two image formats:

  • Single-image ad: upload one image.
  • Multi-image ad: upload 4–6 square images, each 1:1. Multi-image has been in open beta since Monday, October 26, 2026.

Both formats follow the same headline and description requirements. OpenAI's bulk-upload guidance asks for PNG or JPG images that are square and no larger than 1200 x 1200.

The examples on this page are single-image cards because that is what our mockup tool previews. We have not included a multi-image mockup. Check OpenAI's article for the current state of the beta.

Where to see real ChatGPT ads

This page only has mockups. To see ads that advertisers actually ran, use a captured-ad library:

For OpenAI's own explanation of how ads work, see:

Build your own example

Use the free ChatGPT ads mockup tool to turn any example on this page, or your own copy, into a preview.

  1. Open the tool. You don't need an account.
  2. The tool opens with its default sample. It does not load a card from this page, so type in the brand, title, copy, and landing page you want.
  3. Switch between Ad only, Mobile, and Desktop to see the sponsored card alone or inside a ChatGPT screen.
  4. Compare your title and copy lengths with OpenAI's bulk-upload guidance shown on each card above.

The website tool doesn't write copy for you, and it doesn't create share links.

The PPC Ad Editor app does more. You can export a ChatGPT ad as an OpenAI Ads Manager workbook, and clients can leave comments through a share link without logging in. The free plan includes every ad format. Approvals are available on the paid Studio plan.

FAQ

Are these real ads?

No. All 12 examples are mockups written by PPC Ad Editor for fictional brands. They have not run in ChatGPT, and they have no performance data. To see ads that actually ran, use a captured-ad library such as Sprites or ChatGPT Ad Library.

Who sees ChatGPT ads?

According to OpenAI's Ads in ChatGPT: The Basics, ads appear below ChatGPT responses. OpenAI does not show ads to users on Plus, Pro, or any Business plan, or to accounts identified as under 18. Check that article for current details.

How long should titles and descriptions be?

OpenAI's bulk-upload guidance (Launch campaigns) recommends titles of 16–24 characters, with a 50-character maximum, and copy of 32–48 characters, with a 100-character maximum. These limits are stated for bulk upload. Every example on this page stays within the recommended ranges, and each card lists its counts.

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