Sizewright turns a website and a short brief into a complete banner campaign: every display and social format, composed for its own shape, checked, and packaged for the ad platforms that run it. It is made for the people who ship banners every week, in agencies and in businesses that do their own marketing.
Why it exists
Producing a campaign in many sizes is mostly repetition: the same message laid out again for a leaderboard, a skyscraper, a square and a story, then checked against each platform’s rules. Most tools squeeze one design into every size. Sizewright lays out each size from a layout made for that shape, so the work that is left is choosing the idea and the words.
How we build it
- AI never draws the finished banner. Language and image models help with the brief, the concepts, the copy and the imagery. The banner itself, with its text, logo, button and layout, is composed by our own engine, so the type is sharp, the logo is yours and the result can be edited.
- Every banner is checked before you see it. Contrast, type size, safe zones, the logo, the button and the copy are measured on the rendered banner, against fixed rules.
- You see the price before you spend. Every action shows its cost in credits on its button, and a job that fails costs nothing.
- Four languages, written for each market. English, Dutch, German and French copy is written in each language, not translated word for word.
- Your data stays yours. Your brand and your banners are not used to train AI models, and our database and file storage are in the EU.
- No invented proof. The examples on this site are real output for fictional brands, labeled as such.
The company
Sizewright is based in the Netherlands. You can reach us through the contact page; our email addresses are in the imprint.