How to automate banner resizing for multiple sizes in Figma

Yes, you can automate much of the work involved in resizing one banner layout for multiple sizes. Bannerify can generate new Figma frames from a finished source banner, create several standard or custom dimensions at once, and optionally re-layout the content for each aspect ratio.

The generated banners remain normal Figma frames. That gives you a fast first pass without pretending that a square, leaderboard, and skyscraper can always share the same composition without review.

Generate multiple banner sizes from one design

Start with a completed top-level Figma frame or component instance. A clearly structured source works best: group the headline, body copy, CTA, logo, and artwork logically, and give text layers realistic widths.

Then use Bannerify’s Generate tab:

1. Select one or more source frames.
2. Choose the standard banner sizes you need, such as 300x250, 728x90, 160x600, or 300x600.
3. Add any custom width and height required by the campaign.
4. Decide whether to enable Auto re-layout new Figma frame content layers (BETA).
5. Generate the new frames and review them on the Figma canvas.

Bannerify leaves the original frames unchanged. It names each new frame from the source and output size, which makes the set easier to inspect and hand off.

For the exact controls and supported presets, see Generating new banners from existing Figma frames.

Use automatic re-layout as a first pass

When automatic re-layout is enabled, Bannerify tries to resize and reposition text, logos, CTAs, groups, and decorative elements for each new aspect ratio. It can reduce obvious overflow and preserve the source layout’s general alignment, but the result still depends on the structure of the original frame and the difference between the source and target proportions.

Review every generated size before export. In particular, check:

• headline wrapping and minimum readable type sizes;
• CTA prominence and safe spacing;
• logos, product images, and faces near crop boundaries;
• legal copy or disclaimers in small formats;
• overlaps introduced by very wide or very tall aspect ratios.

If a layout needs too much correction, generate it again with automatic re-layout disabled and position the content manually. This is often faster for unusual creative or highly constrained placements.

Keep animation consistent across the banner set

Once the sizes are ready, load them into Bannerify and use consistent layer names across the set. Quick Select Layers can select matching elements, such as every CTA Button, and bulk actions can apply the same animation or layer setting to those selected layers.

This reduces repetitive timeline work while keeping each size editable. Preview the complete set after applying animations because timing that works in a large landscape banner may need adjustment in a compact or vertical layout.

Separate sizes from content variants

Banner size and banner content are different production problems:

• Use Generate when you need different dimensions or aspect ratios.
• Use Variants when the dimensions stay the same but copy, images, styles, visibility, market, offer, or audience changes.

Bannerify’s Variants workflow can apply rows from a CSV or XLSX file during export. This is useful when a campaign needs every size in several languages, product offers, or audience versions. Build and approve the size set first, then use spreadsheet rows to create the content combinations without permanently duplicating every variant in the Figma file.

See Creating banner variants from spreadsheet data for the supported inputs and export behavior.

A repeatable multi-size banner workflow

For a campaign with many placements, use this sequence:

1. Confirm the destination platform’s current dimensions, file-weight limits, click-tag rules, and animation limits.
2. Design and approve one strong source banner in Figma.
3. Generate the required sizes with Bannerify.
4. Review and adjust each layout on the Figma canvas.
5. Apply matching animations or settings in bulk where appropriate.
6. Add spreadsheet-driven content variants if the campaign needs them.
7. Export the selected banners as HTML, GIF, MP4, WebM, or another supported format.
8. Test the exact exported files in the destination platform before trafficking them.

Automation removes the repeated setup; it does not replace creative review or platform validation. The practical win is turning a blank set of artboards into a reviewable first pass, then keeping animation and export work together in Figma.

Read as Markdown · Related resource index · Site index for AI agents