Every marketplace asks for a different banner size, and a banner at the wrong dimensions gets cropped through the middle of your headline. Shotova generates the scene from your product photo and exports at the exact pixel spec: Etsy shop at 1200 by 300, Amazon store at 3000 by 600, Shopify hero at 1920 by 800, and a standard web banner at 728 by 90.
The headline is typeset over the scene rather than generated inside it. Banners are the format where this matters most, because they are extremely wide and the text is usually the only thing a shopper actually reads. Your words are drawn as vector type at the largest size that fits, so they stay sharp whether the banner is 90 pixels tall or 800.
Choose a layout that puts the product on the left, centers it, or arranges it as a pattern, and the scene is generated with the text area deliberately left clean. Each banner costs 1 credit.
Etsy shop at 1200 by 300, Amazon store at 3000 by 600, Shopify hero at 1920 by 800, and a standard web banner at 728 by 90. Each exports at exactly those pixel dimensions.
No. The headline is measured and auto-fitted to the banner before it is drawn, and the scene prompt keeps important detail away from the far left and right edges so the crop to your exact spec is safe.
Yes, that is the input. Upload one product photo and the banner scene is built around that exact product, with its colors, labels and proportions preserved.
One credit per banner. Generating the same headline at a second size is another credit, because it is another generated scene.