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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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.