Why we built this
Making one ad is easy.
Making every required ad size is where things fall apart.
Where things break
Square, landscape, vertical — no problem. But the moment you need real ad inventory, everything breaks.
Large leaderboards. Skyscrapers. Micro banners. Odd, constrained ratios that do not forgive resizing.
A 970×90 is not a wide image. It is a design problem. A 320×50 is not small — it is brutal.
The real pain
What people actually do today:
- Design one main creative
- Duplicate it across 15–30 sizes
- Re-crop images by hand
- Rewrite copy for tight formats
- Nudge elements until they barely fit
- Ship a few sizes that still look wrong
It is slow, repetitive, and easy to mess up — especially for the weird sizes that ad platforms require.
Resizing is not the solution
Most tools try to solve this by resizing or scaling layouts. That works for forgiving formats.
It fails completely for banners.
Banner ads behave differently. They need different layouts, shorter copy, clear left-to-right hierarchy, logos that stay visible, and strict spacing and contrast rules.
You do not resize banners. You redesign them.
What we do differently
This product does not resize ads. It re-composes them.
You start with one idea. The system adapts that idea into every required size using layout rules designed for each format — especially the hard ones.
Large leaderboard? Different layout. Skyscraper? Different hierarchy. Micro banner? Condensed copy, simplified visuals.
Automatically.
The result
- One concept → dozens of correctly composed ads
- Every standard banner size covered
- No manual rebuilding
- No unreadable text
- No broken layouts
Just clean, upload-ready creatives that actually fit where they are shown.
Who this is for
- Founders running their own ads
- Marketers tired of repetitive design work
- Agencies producing assets at scale
- Anyone who has ever stared at a 970×90 and thought, “Why is this so hard?”
Our belief
The hard part is not designing the first ad.
The hard part is designing all the ones that come after.
That is the problem we built this to solve.
Curious how it works end-to-end? See the homepage.