u/bejandavid

Hello everyone, so it was March this year when I was looking online for tools to improve my workflow as a Graphic Designer. Mainly I was looking for a tool where I can upload my banners and auto-resize them to any size, since I get a lot of tasks for ad campaigns. I found a few websites, but all of them just stretch, cut, or generate some nonsense to expand my banner to the desired size.

Since I had experience with AI, I thought, maybe I can create something that I can use to automate this process. Many times I spend hours resizing banners. And finally, I did it. But somehow I ended up creating an entire platform that resizes a banner into as many sizes as I want. Like 20 for Google Display :))

I won't lie, I lost all my weekends and nights in the last 4 months, but it was worth it. I still have a lot of work to do on it, but today I can say that I use it in the company I work for, and my team also uses it.

I launched it yesterday, since I really think it would be a great asset for designers and marketing agencies. It is still in development, but it does the main job pretty well so far. I will come back with some updates on it if you find it interesting. So far I have one customer on it, but I grant free access to anyone who wants to try it.

Hello everyone, so it was March this year when I was looking online for tools to improve my workflow as a Graphic Designer. Mainly I was looking for a tool where I can upload my banners and auto-resize them to any size, since I get a lot of tasks for ad campaigns. I found a few websites, but all of them just stretch, cut, or generate some nonsense to expand my banner to the desired size.

Since I had experience with AI, I thought, maybe I can create something that I can use to automate this process. Many times I spend hours resizing banners. And finally, I did it. But somehow I ended up creating an entire platform that resizes a banner into as many sizes as I want. Like 20 for Google Display :))

I won't lie, I lost all my weekends and nights in the last 4 months, but it was worth it. I still have a lot of work to do on it, but today I can say that I use it in the company I work for, and my team also uses it.

I launched it yesterday, since I really think it would be a great asset for designers and marketing agencies. It is still in development, but it does the main job pretty well so far. I will come back with some updates on it if you find it interesting. So far I have one customer on it, but I grant free access to anyone who wants to try it.

Hello everyone, so it was March this year when I was looking online for tools to improve my workflow as a Graphic Designer. Mainly I was looking for a tool where I can upload my banners and auto-resize them to any size, since I get a lot of tasks for ad campaigns. I found a few websites, but all of them just stretch, cut, or generate some nonsense to expand my banner to the desired size.

Since I had experience with AI, I thought, maybe I can create something that I can use to automate this process. Many times I spend hours resizing banners. And finally, I did it. But somehow I ended up creating an entire platform that resizes a banner into as many sizes as I want. Like 20 for Google Display :))

I won't lie, I lost all my weekends and nights in the last 4 months, but it was worth it. I still have a lot of work to do on it, but today I can say that I use it in the company I work for, and my team also uses it.

I launched it yesterday, since I really think it would be a great asset for designers and marketing agencies. It is still in development, but it does the main job pretty well so far. I will come back with some updates on it if you find it interesting. So far I have one customer on it, but I grant free access to anyone who wants to try it.

Hello everyone, so it was March this year when I was looking online for tools to improve my workflow as a Graphic Designer. Mainly I was looking for a tool where I can upload my banners and auto-resize them to any size, since I get a lot of tasks for ad campaigns. I found a few websites, but all of them just stretch, cut, or generate some nonsense to expand my banner to the desired size.

Since I had experience with AI, I thought, maybe I can create something that I can use to automate this process. Many times I spend hours resizing banners. And finally, I did it. But somehow I ended up creating an entire platform that resizes a banner into as many sizes as I want. Like 20 for Google Display :))

I won't lie, I lost all my weekends and nights in the last 4 months, but it was worth it. I still have a lot of work to do on it, but today I can say that I use it in the company I work for, and my team also uses it.

I launched it yesterday, since I really think it would be a great asset for designers and marketing agencies. It is still in development, but it does the main job pretty well so far. I will come back with some updates on it if you find it interesting. So far I have one customer on it, but I grant free access to anyone who wants to try it.

I'm a designer, I hated manually resizing banners across ad platforms, couldn't find a tool that actually fit my workflow, so I built my own. Not selling anything — just sharing the story and happy to give free access if anyone wants to try it.

For the longest time, the part of my job I hated most was resizing. I'd design a banner in Photoshop exactly how I wanted it, and then I'd have to rebuild it over and over for every ad set — a full Google Display set, a PMax set, Meta, LinkedIn… It ate up a huge amount of my time and it was the least creative work imaginable.

I went through a bunch of existing platforms and never found one that actually worked for me.

At some point I just started making my own — honestly, at first only for me. One thing led to another and it turned into an actual product, oppye.com. The short version: you upload a banner you've already designed and it re-composes the layout for each platform size instead of cropping or stretching it. A few things I cared about:

Re-composes the layout for every format format (Meta, Google Display, PMax, LinkedIn, Stories)

You bring your own approved design — no rebuilding it inside the tool

It can also create creatives from a prompt, and also have a prompt builder inside.

If anyone wants to try it, there's a "Request Free Access" button on the site and I'll set you up for free....or just DM me

I'm a designer, I hated manually resizing banners across ad platforms, couldn't find a tool that actually fit my workflow, so I built my own. Not selling anything — just sharing the story and happy to give free access if anyone wants to try it.

For the longest time, the part of my job I hated most was resizing. I'd design a banner in Photoshop exactly how I wanted it, and then I'd have to rebuild it over and over for every ad set — a full Google Display set, a PMax set, Meta, LinkedIn… It ate up a huge amount of my time and it was the least creative work imaginable.

I went through a bunch of existing platforms and never found one that actually worked for me.

At some point I just started making my own — honestly, at first only for me. One thing led to another and it turned into an actual product, oppye.com. The short version: you upload a banner you've already designed and it re-composes the layout for each platform size instead of cropping or stretching it. A few things I cared about:

1. Re-composes the layout for every format format (Meta, Google Display, PMax, LinkedIn, Stories)

2. You bring your own approved design — no rebuilding it inside the tool

It can also create creatives from a prompt, and also have a prompt builder inside.

If anyone wants to try it, there's a "Request Free Access" button on the site and I'll set you up for free....or just DM me

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