Banner ads sized for the whole campaign

Banners on Deepscene plans one static campaign from a brief and a mark you already have. You get a key visual, a poster, a billboard, and social crops. The outputs are stills for paid placements and organic posts. They are not a filmed spot, and they are not a full brand kit.

How to use it

1. Open Banners in Marketing Studio.
2. Write the campaign message and name the placements you need.
3. Reuse a saved mark or upload one. A file from Logo or Brand kit keeps the campaign on the identity you already chose.
4. Run the task. The set comes back as images.
5. Download the sizes you will traffic. A later note remakes one named still.

Check type size and the offer in the download before you upload it to an ad account. The tool makes the art. It does not buy the media.

Where to use it

Use Banners for a launch week, a sale, a poster, or a set of social crops that have to match. Use Brand kit when you still need lockups and a system, not a single campaign. Use Commercials or Hypervisuals when the placement has to move. Use Product collection stills when the missing art is the goods, not the headline layout.

What you pay

Each size is a still. A standard still is 2 credits. Starter is $15 a month for 150 credits, so a small brand can run several campaign sets inside one month. Creator is $39 for 420 credits. Studio is $99 for 1,100. Plans renew monthly. You can cancel any time, and there is no setup fee. The rest of the table is on pricing. Download the crop that matches the placement and keep the others for the next size. You own the files.

A key visual can sit on a landing page, a poster can go in a shop window, and the social crops can go on a feed and a story. One brief keeps the headline and the mark aligned across those sizes.

Questions

Do I need a different project for each size?

No. One brief returns the key visual and the crops. Download the size each placement needs.

Can I film these later?

Yes. A finished banner can be a reference in a commercial or a reel, but the banner tool itself stops at stills.