Start with a brief → Build a campaign

No design yet?
Start with an editable AI draft.

Turn your campaign brief into an animated banner. Refine the design, build the sizes, and deliver HTML5, video, or GIF from Foldwrap.

For agency and in-house teams with a campaign to produce.

From first prompt to an ad set
A generated draft. Editable motion. Two sizes ready for export.

Your first creative

What is the campaign promoting?

Name the product, offer, visual direction, and call to action. Choose your starting size. You can refine the result in the editor.

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Start with one master. Check the copy, imagery, and motion before making more sizes.

Already have approved work?

Bring your Figma design forward.

Figma import is the best starting point when the design is already decided. Keep that work as your source, then animate and adapt it in Foldwrap.

Animate from Figma

A draft is the beginning

Take the first banner through production.

AI gives you a starting point. Your team makes the design decisions and takes the campaign through review and delivery.

  1. Generate and refine your master

    Describe the campaign and choose a size. Open the generated banner in the editor, then adjust the text, assets, and layout. Use AI edits for instructions such as changing a button color or updating an offer.

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  2. Shape the animation

    Start with the generated motion, then make the sequence work for your message. Refine individual elements with visual timeline controls and preview the complete animation.

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  3. Build out the campaign sizes

    Use AI resize to adapt the master to another format. Review and adjust each composition in the editor. Add the sizes your media plan calls for as you build the set.

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  4. Review together. Export for delivery.

    Present creatives side by side with a share link. Check the copy, motion, and layouts, then export native HTML5, video, or GIF for your placements.

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Keep control of the campaign

Make the draft yours before you multiply it.

Design for the brand

Review generated copy and imagery. Add your assets, adjust colors and typography, and make the offer and CTA clear.

Give the message time

Preview the animation. Adjust presets, timing, and keyframes so the product, offer, and legal copy have room to register.

Check every format

Inspect each resized layout for text fit and image cropping. Confirm dimensions, file weight, and click tracking against your placement requirements.

Choosing your starting point

Before your first AI draft

Should I start with AI or import from Figma?

Import from Figma when you already have a design to preserve. Start with AI when you have a brief but need a first creative to work on. Both paths lead into the Foldwrap editor for animation, sizes, review, and export.

What should I put in the prompt?

Include the product or service, the offer, a visual direction, and a call to action. For example: “Skincare serum with SPF 50. Minimal beauty style, soft motion, shop now CTA.” Keep the brief short; the prompt accepts up to 128 characters.

Can I edit the generated banner?

Yes. The generated creative opens in the Foldwrap editor. You can edit text, replace assets, adjust the layout, and refine animation timing and keyframes. AI editing is also available for changes described in a prompt.

Does one prompt create the whole campaign set?

The generator starts with one creative in your chosen size. Refine that master, then create additional sizes with AI resize and check each result. For repeated offers or supplied translations, explore spreadsheet-driven variations and the plans that include them.

Can I deliver the result as HTML5, video, or GIF?

Yes. Foldwrap supports all three export formats. Review the generated content and check your destination’s dimensions, file weight, and click-tracking requirements before delivery. Test the exported file in the destination platform before launch.

One brief. A starting point for the set.

Start the draft.
Make it your next campaign.

Generate one banner, refine it, then create the next size on your delivery list.