I ran a 'bake off' to see how much image quality changes across the five quality settings of OpenAI's GPT Image 2.5.

Each setting was asked to draw the same watch.

The difference only shows up when you zoom in on the dial, and the price runs from $0.09 an image at Low to $0.59 at Max, about six times more.

My recommendation is to pay for High when the product is a big close-up. And use Low for everything else. Inside a normal Meta/Facebook Ad, Low and Max look similar.

Facebook Ad Creative - Product-Focused Social Advertising Created a fast-paced Facebook ad for a Liverpool football jersey, designed specifically for social media and paid advertising.

The creative focuses on making the product visually engaging within the first few seconds while maintaining a strong football-inspired aesthetic throughout the video.

Creative Approach

Product-focused visual storytelling

Fast-paced, social-first editing

Dynamic cuts and transitions

Motion graphics to enhance the visuals

Strong product presentation and branding

Music and sound design to build energy

Clear visual flow designed for mobile viewing

Facebook/Meta-ready advertising format

The goal was to take straightforward product footage and turn it into a scroll-stopping paid social creative that feels energetic, polished, and native to the platform.

My Role: Video Editing • Motion Graphics • Paid Social Creative • Product Advertising • Sound Design

Tools: Premiere Pro • After Effects

This project showcases my approach to creating performance-focused social ads that combine strong editing with creative direction.

Putting the product into the first few seconds makes sense for a paid social ad. Did you build different opening hooks for testing, or focus on one version?