Launched this week
Senior Designers shouldn't be manually-resizing assets ready to run or being aware of TikTok safe zones. PixFit turns 1 key visual into every ad format — brand-perfect, platform-specific, ready to ship.
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We built PixFit originally as an internal tool because seasonal campaigns were killing our capacity
Quick story on why PixFit exists.
We run creative for a lot of brands, and every seasonal moment - Christmas, Easter, any big event where every brand floods the feed with promos, turned into the same bottleneck. Not the ideas. Not the design. The re-adaptation.
Here's the math that broke us: each campaign needs at least 8 pieces (one per placement), and every brand runs at least 4 campaigns at once, different offers, different promos, all live at the same time. So a task that is purely repetitive got multiplied over and over.
The painful part: once you had the creative asset approved (what we call master asset) and ready to run, making the 8 adaptations took roughly as long as making the original. Multiply that across every campaign, across every client, and the effort scales exponentially - for work that adds zero creative value.
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We built PixFit around a problem that sounds simple, but quietly consumes a huge amount of creative-production time:
You have one approved campaign asset. Now you need to rebuild it for every ratio, placement and platform — Meta, Google, TikTok — while preserving the hierarchy, branding, safe zones, logos, CTAs and legal copy.
But the part we cared about most was making it useful in real production, not just impressive in a demo.
AI handles the first pass and automatically retries or fixes most problematic outputs. When it still cannot produce something that meets the required standard, a senior creative steps in and finishes it.
95% resolved with AI.
5% refined by humans.
0% shipped unfinished.
You can try it with your own creative — the free trial includes five resizes and requires no credit card.
Give it something difficult. See where it works, where it struggles and tell us what you would change. That feedback is exactly what we want from this launch.
Finally a tool that gets ad resizing right. Batch processing 30+ formats in one click is insane – saves our design team days of work. Brand consistency across platforms is solid. The human fallback option is a nice safety net, though we haven't needed it much. Some complex layouts still need manual tweaks, but for 80% of our work, it's been a game changer.
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@rick_borduur Thank you for your support Rick!
The auto-safe-zone logic looks incredibly thoughtful, especially the way it preserves focal points across formats rather than just cropping blindly. That kind of attention is exactly what senior designers actually need.
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@metehanzgg5 Absolutely!!!
Amazing! Tired of waiting days for my agency to resize my assets
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@bernardo_tinti That wait is completely avoidable — and honestly, it shouldn't be a bottleneck in the first place! With PixFit you upload one master creative and get every format ready to ship in minutes, not days. Would love to hear how it compares to your current agency turnaround once you try it! 🚀
La verdad que la herramienta me facilitó un montón parte de la operatividad de mi trabajo diario. Me pareció muy amigable y fácil de usar! Me sirvió más de lo que esperaba! Súper recomendado!
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@nadia_frontalini ¡Gracias Nadia, tu comentario nos alegra muchísimo! 🙌 Eso es exactamente lo que buscamos, que lo operativo deje de ser una carga y puedas enfocarte en lo que realmente importa. ¡Seguimos trabajando para que PixFit te sorprenda aún más!
minimalist phone: reduce your screentime
This can be pretty helpful and time-saving. When I want to change something, it can take a pretty amount of time to customise it.
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@busmark_w_nika
Thanks Nika, that means a lot 🙌🏼
And you're touching a real one, customization time is the thing we're pushing hardest on. The whole point is that adapting or tweaking an asset should take seconds, not an afternoon. If there's a specific step that felt slow for you, I'd genuinely love to hear which one, that kind of feedback is what shapes the next iteration.
minimalist phone: reduce your screentime
@mbertone911 yeah, the thing is that the layout for 4 : 5 cannot be the same as for 16 : 9 (landscape), and the elements need to have a different place in the visual.
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@busmark_w_nika That's exactly the point — PixFit doesn't just crop or stretch. It understands the visual intent of the original asset and rebuilds the composition so the output actually makes sense for each format. A 4:5 and a 16:9 won't look the same, but they'll feel like the same piece: same hierarchy, same message, same visual DNA. And on top of that, it optimizes not just for dimensions but for the specific media where the ad will run — because what works on a feed is not the same as what works on a story or a banner.