Keep the source creative
AI resize creates a new variant. Your original stays available as the reference for the next size.
Approved banner → New aspect ratios
Your master banner is approved. The media plan also needs a leaderboard and a skyscraper. Let AI adapt the layout, then refine each size in the editor.
For teams adapting existing creatives to a campaign’s delivery list.
A new size is a new composition
Shrinking a whole banner makes everything smaller. Cropping can cut out the offer. AI resize rearranges the creative’s elements for the target canvas, giving you an editable starting point for each format.
Same motion. Three compositions.
300 × 250 Medium rectangle
160 × 600 Wide skyscraper
728 × 90 Leaderboard
Open our example directly in the editor — no signup needed to explore it. Choose AI resize, pick a new size, and preview how the motion carries across.
AI resize creates a new variant. Your original stays available as the reference for the next size.
Use a preset such as 300 × 600 or 970 × 250, or enter custom dimensions for your placement.
Keep your banner animated across sizes. Refine the layout and motion in each editable variant, then preview the full sequence.
One master. One next size.
Start with an editable creative in Foldwrap. Check the headline, imagery, and offer in the source before creating more sizes.
Design still in Figma? See the import workflow ↗Select a size preset or enter a custom width and height. Foldwrap uses AI to lay out the creative on the new canvas as a separate variant.
Review line breaks, image placement, and the CTA at actual size. Adjust the editable elements and preview the animation. Repeat for the other formats on your delivery list.
Compare the set for consistent branding and readable copy. Export HTML5, video, or GIF according to the placement’s requirements.
See side-by-side campaign review ↗The designer’s final pass
A wide, shallow canvas changes the balance between the headline, product, and button. A tall canvas gives you a different reading order. Review the result as an ad, not just a new pair of dimensions.
Working on motion across sizes? ↗Before you make the next size
An image resizer scales or crops a flat picture. Foldwrap works with the elements of an editable creative and uses AI to adapt their layout to a new aspect ratio. You can then adjust the result in the editor.
A flattened image does not contain separate text, logo, or button layers. To adapt those elements independently, start with an editable Foldwrap creative or import a layered design from Figma. Images can be part of that creative, but resizing does not recover their original layers.
Presets include 300 × 250, 160 × 600, 300 × 600, 728 × 90, 970 × 250, 920 × 320, and 600 × 400 pixels. You can also enter custom dimensions: width from 100 to 1920 pixels and height from 50 to 1920 pixels. Choose the dimensions required by your placement.
AI resize creates a new variant from the source creative. Review and edit that variant separately. Do not assume later changes to the original will automatically update every resized version.
Yes. Start from your editable animated creative and review the new variant in the editor. Play the full animation at the target size and check positions, clipping, timing, and readability before export.
No. Large aspect-ratio changes, dense copy, and complex designs can need manual refinement. The resize tool currently limits creative complexity to 50 elements; simplify a creative if the editor flags it as too complex. Always inspect the generated result.
Foldwrap supports HTML5, video, and GIF exports. AI usage depends on your plan’s allowance; see the pricing page for current limits. Check each exported file against the destination’s specifications before delivery.
This workflow starts with an existing creative. If you are starting from a brief, create a master first, then come back to build its sizes.
Start with the size you still owe
Adapt the layout with AI. Put the finishing touches on it.
Then work through the rest of the media plan.