Mobile Ads · 11 Presets

Turn one app campaign into every mobile-ad canvas.

Design banners, MREC, phone, fullscreen, story, and tablet creatives with the same screenshots and visual language—then tailor each layout to its placement.

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Real template exports

See how the templates adapt to each canvas.

These examples were exported from the current AppLaunchFlow graphics templates, using the same format presets available in the editor.

Bold template exported as a 300 by 50 mobile ad banner
Banner · 300 × 50Bold theme
Clean template exported as a 320 by 50 mobile banner
Mobile Banner · 320 × 50Clean theme
Orbit template exported as a medium rectangle mobile ad
MREC · 300 × 250Orbit theme
Showcase template exported as a portrait phone ad
Phone Portrait · 320 × 480Showcase theme
Split template exported as a landscape phone ad
Phone Landscape · 480 × 320Split theme
Stage template exported as a fullscreen landscape mobile ad
HD Landscape · 1920 × 1080Stage theme
Editorial template exported as a portrait tablet ad
Tablet Portrait · 768 × 1024Editorial theme
Bento template exported as a landscape tablet ad
Tablet Landscape · 1024 × 768Bento theme

Export presets

Exact canvases, ready to customize.

These are the exact mobile-ad canvases currently available in AppLaunchFlow. Because network requirements vary, treat them as export presets and confirm the final upload rules for your chosen campaign.

9:16

Story / Portrait

1080 × 1920 px

6:1

Banner

300 × 50 px

6.4:1

Mobile Banner

320 × 50 px

8:1

Tablet Banner (720)

720 × 90 px

8.09:1

Tablet Banner (728)

728 × 90 px

6:5

Medium Rectangle (MREC)

300 × 250 px

2:3

Phone Portrait

320 × 480 px

3:2

Phone Landscape

480 × 320 px

16:9

HD Landscape

1920 × 1080 px

3:4

Tablet Portrait

768 × 1024 px

4:3

Tablet Landscape

1024 × 768 px

Use short copy and a strong focal point on narrow banners where space is limited.

Recompose portrait and landscape ads instead of stretching or blindly cropping the same image.

Check the destination ad network's accepted dimensions, file type, and file-size limit before publishing.

Common questions

Format FAQ

Which mobile ad sizes can I create?
AppLaunchFlow includes 11 mobile-ad presets: 300×50, 320×50, 720×90, 728×90, 300×250, 320×480, 480×320, 1080×1920, 1920×1080, 768×1024, and 1024×768 pixels.
Are all presets accepted by every ad network?
No. Networks and campaign types support different dimensions, file types, and size limits. Use these as export canvases, then verify the exact requirements for the placement and network where you will upload the creative.
Does the generator include phone interstitial sizes?
Yes. The available phone canvases include 320×480 portrait and 480×320 landscape, alongside larger 9:16 and 16:9 creative options.
Can I reuse my App Store screenshots in ads?
Yes. Import the same product screenshots, icon, colors, and feature copy, then adapt their hierarchy and crop for each ad canvas.
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“I made GainFrame's App Store screenshots and social images in AppLaunchFlow instead of fighting Figma for a weekend. Uploaded my raw shots, picked a template, exported store-ready. Solo devs: this is the shortcut.”
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Turn one app story into every required canvas.

Reuse screenshots, icon, typography, and campaign copy, then export each selected format from one project.

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