Website hero
1920 by 640 PNG. Use it as a landing-page strip, not as a poster or a square social post.
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Banners Built For Real Placement Sizes
These cases show the three placements this tool exports. The background is generated. The title, subtitle, and logo are drawn on top so the letters match the form.
Website hero with CTA space
Website export is 1920 by 640. Keep the offer in the middle band so a later button can sit on the page without covering the subject.
YouTube channel cover in the safe zone
YouTube export is 2560 by 1440. The dashed guide is the desktop-safe center. TV, tablet, and mobile crops hide more of the edges. Sources: YouTube Help on channel art.
Professional LinkedIn cover
LinkedIn export is 1584 by 396. The left 240 pixels stay quieter so a profile photo can overlap without eating the title. Source: LinkedIn Help on cover photos.
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Website, YouTube, and LinkedIn Only
This round ships three placements. Extra platform routes would steal attention from the sizes that actually have documented safe areas.
YouTube channel cover
2560 by 1440 PNG. YouTube still accepts 2048 by 1152 as a minimum. We export the larger recommended size so the same file can be cropped by every device.
LinkedIn cover
1584 by 396 PNG. The live overlay keeps type out of the profile overlap instead of hoping the model leaves that area empty.
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How to use an AI banner generator
- 01
Lock the words and placement
Write the purpose, title, and optional subtitle. Choose website, YouTube, or LinkedIn. The live canvas shows the type inside the safe zone before any credits are spent.
- 02
Generate the background
Sign in and spend 40 credits. The model paints a background with no letters or logos. Your title stays on the form, not inside the image model.
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Download the exact PNG
The download is the canvas without guides. Website, YouTube, and LinkedIn each export at their documented pixel size. The same task stays in My Creations if you refresh.
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What This Tool Will Not Fake
The download is a raster PNG. It has no editable type layer, no PSD, and no SVG. If you need a designer to keep moving boxes around, use a layout editor after you export.
Safe-zone guides are preview only. They are never baked into the file. A YouTube mobile crop can still hide edges outside the center band. Check the dashed frame before you download.
An optional logo is fitted inside a square box. It is not stretched. It is also not sent to the image model, because a model can warp a mark.
Commercial choice / 06
Banana Pro AI vs Canva vs Fotor
The useful choice depends on whether you need letter-perfect overlay at a documented pixel size, or a template library you can keep editing with a team.
| Decision | Banana Pro AI | Canva | Fotor |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best job | Generate a background, then overlay a title, subtitle, and optional logo at website, YouTube, or LinkedIn pixels. | Template libraries, brand kits, and team collaboration on a canvas you keep editing. | An AI plus editor suite for many image jobs, including banners, inside one product. |
| How type lands | The title is drawn in the browser. Letters match the form. Guides stay off the export. | Type lives in the editor as movable objects until you export. | AI can draft a scene, then you continue in the editor if you need to move type. |
| Platform sizes | Three documented exports: 1920 by 640, 2560 by 1440, and 1584 by 396. | Many social and print presets. Confirm the current pixel size in the editor before you publish. | Many social presets. Confirm the current pixel size in the editor before you publish. |
| Tradeoff | No layered file. No extra platform routes this round. 40 credits per background. | You design inside a general editor. Exact overlay plus documented safe zones is not this product's job. | A broader editor. Less focus on one banner overlay loop with platform-safe previews. |
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Credits
Each background costs 40 credits. The button shows the charge before you submit. Live overlay, alignment, and placement changes do not spend credits. A unique task ID means a refresh resumes the same run. Failed or canceled work returns the reservation. Slow work stays visible in My Creations. Commercial use follows the Terms of Service.
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AI Banner Generator FAQ
How many credits does a banner cost?
Each background costs 40 credits. Previewing the title overlay is free. Changing placement after a successful run still uses the same background until you generate again.
Will the title match what I type?
Yes. The model is asked not to paint letters. The title, subtitle, and logo are drawn on the canvas in your browser, then exported as one PNG.
Will YouTube crop my channel art?
Yes, on some devices. Keep the title inside the dashed safe zone. YouTube documents this crop on its channel art help page. The guide is not part of the download.
What file do I download?
A raster PNG at the exact placement size. There are no editable layers, no font file, and no PSD.
Can I add a logo?
Yes. Upload one JPG, PNG, or WebP you own or have permission to use. It is fitted without stretching and is not sent to the image model.
Nearby tools / 09
Related AI Image Tools
Use this page for banners. Open a thumbnail, poster, or logo tool only when that is the next job.
Lock the type, then generate the background
Set the placement, watch the safe zone, and spend credits only when the overlay already reads.