Use the destination size
Choose the exact Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, or display-ad preset before arranging the design. Resizing between very different aspect ratios can require manual repositioning even when the content is preserved.
Social Post and Ad Maker
Create branded social posts, video thumbnails, and display ads with modern templates, draggable layers, photos, logos, text, and QR codes.
Your photos, logos, and canvas design stay in this browser and are not uploaded.Choose a template or start adding your own layers.
Build a readable hierarchy
Use one short primary headline, a supporting line, and a clear call to action. Strong contrast and generous spacing are usually more effective than filling every available area with text, decorative shapes, and competing colors.
Review advertising requirements
A correctly sized creative is not automatically approved by an advertising platform. Check current rules for text, claims, imagery, trademarks, landing pages, animation, and file size before starting a campaign.
How to use Social Post and Ad Maker
- Choose a platform size and a modern starting template.
- Upload brand photos or a logo and add text, shapes, or a QR code.
- Select and drag layers on the canvas, then adjust size, color, rotation, and order.
- Download the high-resolution PNG or JPG and review it at the destination size.
Review the final file
Check spelling, contact details, QR destinations, image rights, contrast, and platform or print-provider requirements. Keep a copy of uploaded assets because this editor does not create an online account or permanently save projects.
Social Post and Ad Maker questions
Which social sizes are included?
The studio includes Instagram square, portrait, and story formats plus Facebook posts, LinkedIn posts, YouTube thumbnails, and common display-ad sizes.
Can I upload my own logo and photos?
Yes. JPG, PNG, and WebP files can be placed as draggable photo or logo layers.
Can I create a QR code inside the design?
Yes. Enter a URL or text and the generated QR code becomes a movable design layer.
Is my design saved automatically?
No. The current design exists only in this browser tab, so download the finished file before closing or refreshing the page.