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Ideogram's guide explains how to use its Ad Resizer tool to recompose one approved ad into several placement shapes instead of stretching or cropping it.
- Ad Resizer takes a single source image and generates new arrangements for each selected target size, which the company says suits campaigns that need a square feed image, a full-screen vertical image and a narrow banner from the same creative.
- The tool requires a paid plan or purchased credits, accepts one JPG, PNG or WebP up to 50 MB, and offers Low, Medium and High quality with High as the default.
- Users pick one to four variations per size, and the run button shows a credit quote when available; three sizes with two variations each request six results.
- Ideogram warns that generated lettering and product details still need approval, and that results should be checked at the size where the ad will actually appear.
- The guide points to Upscale for more pixels at the same proportions and to Studio text layers when the final wording must stay editable.