Smart Auto-Fix

When you design a visual for one dimension, it rarely looks right at a completely different aspect ratio. A square Instagram post and a wide leaderboard banner have different proportions, different amounts of space, and different priorities for what the viewer sees first. Manually adjusting every element for every size is the work that takes the longest.

marcomauto's Auto-fix engine learns from your manual adjustments. Say you have a campaign with 30 dimensions. You start by editing the first 5 or 6 by hand, positioning elements, adjusting text sizes, and getting the layout right. Auto-fix then studies those edits and applies similar decisions to the remaining dimensions. The more you fix by hand, the smarter it gets.

The engine understands extreme aspect ratios. Very wide banners like leaderboards and very tall formats like skyscrapers each have their own layout strategies. Elements are placed in safe zones where they have room to breathe, and secondary elements are hidden when there is simply not enough space for them. For best results with extreme sizes, manually adjust at least one similar dimension first so Auto-fix has a reference to work from.

Auto-fix is not a one-size-fits-all resize. It applies layout rules specific to each dimension, taking into account what works visually at that size. The result is a design that looks intentional at every dimension, not stretched or cramped.

You stay in control at all times. After Auto-fix runs, every dimension is available for you to review and fine-tune. If you want to override a position, change a font size, or show an element that was hidden, you can do that on any individual dimension without affecting the others.

Auto-fix works well across standard and moderate aspect ratios. For extreme formats like very wide leaderboards or very tall skyscrapers, results are best when you manually adjust at least one similar size first — Auto-fix uses it as a reference for the rest.