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.

The frustration that made me build it
Almost every ad resizer handles the easy stuff — square feed, story, the usual social sizes. But the part that actually eats a designer's hours is Google: the full Performance Max set (many dimensions, different text and CTAs so Google can test and surface winners) and the awkward extreme Display strips. That's where most tools stop or fall apart.

What Oppye does

• Upload one flat image (JPG, PNG and more — no layered file, no prep)

• It recomposes into a full ad set, keeping your real logo, brand colors, fonts and safe zones intact — not cropping or stretching

• Covers the hard Google formats (Performance Max + extreme Display strips), plus social

• Can also generate a banner from a prompt, with a guided prompt builder

Where it's at
It's early — used inside the agency I work at, with a first external customer. From limited real use, a Performance Max set that normally takes a designer 1–2 hours by hand came out in ~10 minutes (an observed example, not a benchmarked average).

Would genuinely value feedback from designers and marketers here — especially anyone who knows the Google Ads resizing pain.

👉 Try it: https://www.oppye.com