Advertising Platforms

Product Images Built for Facebook & Instagram Ad Placements

Meta's ad system spans feed, story, reel, and Marketplace placements, each with its own aspect ratio and text-safe zone. Fluxx.work generates creative natively for each placement from your product photo, so nothing gets cropped or covered by the platform's own UI overlays.

Product Images Built for Instagram's Visual-First Ad Placements

Instagram's ad placements — feed, Stories, Reels, and Explore — are judged on visual polish before anything else, since the audience is scrolling a feed built around aesthetics. Fluxx.work generates studio-grade product creative sized natively for each placement, so the image holds up next to organic content instead of looking like a repurposed listing photo.

Product Images Built for TikTok's Full-Screen, UGC-Style Ad Units

TikTok's ad units — In-Feed ads and TopView — run full-screen vertical video and reward creative that looks native to the platform rather than a traditional studio ad. Fluxx.work generates 9:16 product imagery styled to blend into the scroll, giving you a still foundation that reads as authentic rather than obviously promotional.

Product Images Built for Pinterest's Vertical Pin Format

Pinterest ads run as Pins and Idea Pins in a tall 2:3 vertical format designed for a browsing, high shopping-intent audience that saves content for later rather than scrolling past it. Fluxx.work generates product creative natively in that vertical aspect ratio, built to perform in a feed where a single Pin can keep driving traffic for months after it's posted.

Product Images Built for the Google Display Network's Responsive Ad Sizes

A single Google Display Network campaign runs as responsive display ads across a huge range of banner sizes and aspect ratios spanning publisher sites, apps, and Gmail placements. Fluxx.work generates the same product creative across the multiple sizes a responsive display campaign needs, instead of leaving Google to auto-crop one image and risk an awkward or off-center result.

Product Images Built for Google Shopping and Performance Max Feeds

Shopping ads and Performance Max campaigns pull directly from your product feed, and Google enforces strict requirements on those images: the product only, no promotional text, no watermarks, no badges layered over the photo. Fluxx.work generates clean, feed-compliant product images so listings aren't disapproved or deprioritized for image policy violations.

Product Images Built for YouTube's Thumbnail and Companion Creative

YouTube ad formats are mostly video — bumper ads and skippable in-stream ads — but the still image still does real work: the thumbnail and companion banner are what earns the click or the watch before the video ever plays. Fluxx.work generates product stills optimized for that specific job, distinct from the studio photography used elsewhere in a campaign.

Product Images Built for LinkedIn's Sponsored Content Feed

LinkedIn's single-image Sponsored Content runs in a professional feed where the audience skims for business relevance, not entertainment, and responds better to a clean, credible product presentation than a heavily styled lifestyle shot. Fluxx.work generates square and landscape product creative suited to that tone, sized for LinkedIn's feed placement.

Product Images Built for Snapchat's Full-Screen Snap Ads

Snap Ads run full-screen and vertical to a younger, camera-first audience shaped by AR lenses and filters, where creative needs to feel playful and native rather than like a traditional catalog photo. Fluxx.work generates full-screen vertical product creative styled for that context, keeping the product accurate while matching Snapchat's more informal visual culture.

Product Images Built for Amazon's Sponsored Ad Units

Amazon's paid ad units — Sponsored Brands and Sponsored Display — run in different placements with different creative requirements than the organic listing images shown on a product detail page. Fluxx.work generates creative purpose-built for these ad units, so the same product photo doesn't get force-fit into a format it wasn't designed for.