Ads that belong in a professional feed.
LinkedIn rewards specifics over hype. ads.fan's feature rundown and product cinematic styles state the benefit plainly, and the sponsored-content image sets the headline in type where the feed expects it.
Specs
What LinkedIn wants.
Post image
1200×627
Video
1:1 / 16:9
Tone
Calm, specific, no hype
Captions
On — desktop viewers watch muted
Length
15–30 s
Rendered examples
LinkedIn video ads, rendered.
Real renders from the showcase in the LinkedIn format — hover to play, open one for the script and the settings. Every one started from a single product photo.
UGC testimonial
GlowDrop Vitamin C Serum · Aisha Bello · 18.1s
Product cinematic
Nimbus Buds · 18.1s
Unboxing
Nimbus Buds · Mei Lin · 18.1s
Problem → solution
PulseGun Mini · Diego Alvarez · 18.1s
Before / after
GlowDrop Vitamin C Serum · Zara Ahmed · 18.1s
Lifestyle b-roll
Blendo Portable Blender · Sofia Rossi · 18.1s
Offer / promo
Nimbus Buds · Oliver Smith · 18.1s
UGC testimonial
Nomad Crossbody Bag · Chloé Dubois · 18.1s
Image ads · 1 size
LinkedIn image ads, at size.
LinkedIn post (1200×627). Headline and button set in type; clean versions included.
What works
What works on LinkedIn.
Styles we'd start with here: Feature rundown, Product cinematic, Problem → solution.
- 1
Name the problem the product solves in the first line; the audience is here to work.
- 2
Numbers beat adjectives — battery hours, minutes saved, units per box.
- 3
A creator in a calm setting reads as a colleague's recommendation.
- 4
One image with a strong headline outperforms a busy carousel.
100 UGC creators, consistent across every scene.
Pick who fronts your LinkedIn ad — every creator has a fixed look, a niche and a voice, consistent from the hook to the last scene.
Make a LinkedIn ad from one photo.
A 5-second hook is free on the home page. A full ad with scenes, voice-over and captions renders in a few minutes in the studio.
Other platforms
Same creative, another feed.
9 platform pages, each with its sizes, safe zones and rendered examples.