Oppye

Oppye

Resize one banner into every ad format

About

Oppye is an AI ad-creative tool that turns one approved creative into every ad format your campaign needs — without cropping, stretching, or breaking the brand. Oppye began with a problem I kept hitting as a designer: turning one approved ad creative into the dozens of sizes a campaign actually needs is slow, repetitive work — and most tools either crop the message out, stretch the layout, or quietly mangle the brand. I wanted something that adapts a creative to each platform by rebuilding the layout— not by force-fitting it into a new frame. I couldn't find it, so I built it. Oppye reads the original design, detects the logo, product, headline, and call-to-action, and re-composes the layout for each format instead of cropping or stretching it.

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3h ago

Updates on Oppye - I gave up on the prompt builder and the actual chat

A tool for those who do online marketing and advertising. You import a banner and resize it to all the sizes your campaign needs. We gave up on the prompt builder and AI chat. We want to focus on the main function that we want to capitalize on, the smart resizer. How is it different from other similar tools? 1. Preserves the brand identity. 2. Performs intelligent recomposition, not just crop or stretch. 3. Respects every rule imposed by the channel where the ad will run (Meta, Google etc...)

2mo ago

Why does every ad resizer stop at Instagram squares? Google is the hard part.

Hey everyone I'm David, a graphic designer, and I just launched Oppye.

2mo ago

Hi PH — graphic designer here

Hey everyone

I'm David, a graphic designer from Romania. I just launched Oppye on Product Hunt.

I built it to fix a problem I had every day: every approved creative had to be rebuilt for each ad placement by hand. The painful part was never the square social sizes it was Google: the full Performance Max set and the awkward extreme Display strips. That's the work that ate hours.

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