This article covers signing up, confirming your email address and what you find in a new workspace. An account is free; generating banners uses credits, which you buy when you’re ready.
Sign up with your email address
- Open the sign-up page and fill in Name, Email and Password.
- Check the box to accept the Terms of Service and confirm you’ve read the Privacy Policy.
- Select Create account.
Your password needs 10 to 128 characters; a few unrelated words work well. A strength meter under the field shows how strong it is. Passwords that appear in known data breaches are refused, so if you see that message, choose a different one. A short security check runs on the form; if it doesn’t complete, refresh the page and try again.
Confirm your email address
Sizewright sends a confirmation link to the address you entered. The link works for 24 hours and opens on any device. Opening it confirms your address and signs you in.
- Nothing after a few minutes? Check your spam folder, then select Send a new link. The button counts down before you can use it again.
- If the link has expired, enter your email address on the page that opens, and a new link is sent.
- If you try to sign in before confirming, Sizewright sends you a fresh link.
Sign up with Google
Continue with Google on the sign-up page creates an account from your Google address. Google can only create an account from the sign-up page: on the sign-in page, a Google address without a Sizewright account gets the message “No Sizewright account uses this Google address yet”, with a link to create one.
If your address already has a Sizewright account, Google signs you in to it only when Google confirms the address is verified. Otherwise, sign in with your password; you can connect Google later under Settings › Security › Connected accounts.
Set up your workspace
After you confirm your address, Sizewright asks you to set up a workspace:
- Enter a Workspace name, usually the name of your company or agency.
- Under Who are the campaigns for?, choose For clients or For our own brand.
- Select Create workspace.
Next comes your brand: From your website, By hand, or Skip for now and look around first. Importing from a website uses credits; setting up a kit by hand doesn’t.
What a new workspace contains
Home, the production board, opens with an example campaign for Noordkaap, a fictional coffee roaster. It is a finished set, built and checked by the same engine that builds yours. You can open every size and language and export it to see the packages you will get, but you can’t edit it.
A new workspace has no credits. Setting up a brand kit by hand, writing a brief and looking around are free; generating concepts and banners needs a plan or a credit pack. A workspace without a plan also has one seat: yours. Inviting colleagues comes once the workspace has a plan.
Next: Make your first campaign, Choose a plan and buy credits and Invite your team and review banners together.