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You can use your own imagery or choose from thousands of royalty-free photos we provide for you.

Different fonts convey strongly different impressions. Outstanding original fonts are available, either free or for a small fee.

banner design templates, you can size and position text on your layout any way you like.

Each social media platform has different requirements for their banner sizes. You'll need to edit your image to fit these requirements before uploading it. On Spark, this is as simple as clicking a button

Using a banner template, you can achieve professional-looking results in Spark by simply entering your text, font, image and color scheme and then tweaking them according to your desired preferences.

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Design from scratch using our professional HTML5 editor or start from a ready made template. We provide the tools and the inspiration so you can create faster and better.

Move, fade, blur, slide, animate anything. Create intricate HTML5 animations for your banner ads using presets without any coding and technical skills.

You can use your animated banners for your advertising campaigns, compatible with all major ad networks, or you can simply embed them on your own website.

A web banner is something we're all familiar with. It's generally the graphic at the top of a website, displaying the company name and logo, or it might be an advertisement—or a little of both, when it appears on a commercial website.

nt. Define your banner size: there are a number of standard banner sizes.[1] For our purposes, we'll focus on a standard "full banner" size: 468 pixels by 60 pixels:

Fill the background layer with a color that compliments your website design.

Click on the Foreground Color to bring up the Color Picker, and select your fill color.
With the Paint Bucket tool, fill background layer of the banner with your chosen color.

We are going to fill this with a richer color to help set off the text and logo. We want it to be proportional to the size of the banner, and centered.

create a selection that is somewhat smaller than the original banner, and fill it with the desired color.

From the Layer menu, select Align Layers to Selection > Vertical Centers. Repeat this step but select Horizontal Centers. This will center the contrast layer horizontally and vertically

Open your logo file, copy it, and paste it into your banner document where it will appear as a new layer. Resize it as necessary to fit. Press CTRL-T on a PC, or Command-T on a Macintosh, and use the handles to resize the document as necessary, using the shift key on the handles to resize proportionally.

Select the text tool, pick your desired font, and type it in. If it's not the right size, adjust as necessary, as described in the previous step.

Sometimes, a logo and name is enough. Other times, adding some lines and ornaments will add the needed interest to your banner.

Create a new layer to do this so that you can make any adjustments necessary without disturbing other layers.

Fine tune the placement of logo and title, and any extra elements, and then save your banner.

banner-sized selection. It can be any size you like, or click here to see standard banner sizes.