# Ideogram — How to resize ads for multiple formats with Ideogram

- Company: Ideogram (ideogram.ai)
- Announced: 2026-10-26
- Category: not stated
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- Group: routine
- Source: https://ideogram.ai/blog/resize-ads-for-multiple-formats
- Record: https://forck.live/items/28416-how-to-resize-ads-for-multiple-formats-with-ideogram
- Subject: Ideogram image models

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.

## Evidence

Verbatim from https://ideogram.ai/blog/resize-ads-for-multiple-formats:

> To resize an ad with Ideogram, open Ad Resizer , add one source image, select the target ad sizes and choose Generate. The tool recomposes the creative for the selected shapes. Review each result before downloading it: generated lettering and product details still need approval.
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> When should you recompose an ad instead of resizing it?
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> Proportional resizing changes pixel dimensions while keeping the original shape. Cropping removes part of the image. Stretching a square into a vertical rectangle distorts it. A campaign that needs a square feed image, a full-screen vertical image and a narrow banner usually needs a different arrangement for each shape.
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> Ad Resizer uses the source creative to generate those arrangements. It is useful when an existing headline, product and offer need to work together in a new frame. If you only need more pixels at the same proportions, see Upscale . If your final wording must remain editable, finish the text in Studio text layers .
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> Prepare one clear source ad
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> These steps describe the signed-in Ideogram app. The Ad Resizer overview has examples and a demo.
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> Use the approved creative at the clearest resolution you have.

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