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Different placements need different shapes. Superscale helps you turn a creative direction into the right versions for feeds, stories, reels, shorts, and other paid placements.

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Common formats

The exact formats available can vary by creative type and platform. The export view shows the available options for the asset you are working with.

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Resize versus recreate

Resize

Use when an image creative already works and the canvas needs AI outpainting or a new crop.

Recreate

Use when the placement needs a different composition, hook length, UI crop, text density, or safe area.
Image resizing uses AI outpainting for supported target ratios such as 9:16, 4:5, 3:4, 1:1, 4:3, and 16:9. Video and Studio exports have their own controls and should be reviewed in the final placement. A vertical video rarely becomes a strong feed static by cropping alone. Ask Superscale to recreate or adapt the creative for the placement when the layout, pacing, or safe zone needs to change.

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Export workflow

Choose the winning direction

Start from the creative you actually want to launch or test.

Pick placements

Select the channels and aspect ratios you need.

Review safe areas

Check captions, logos, app UI, product labels, and key text before launching.

Download or publish

Export the files. If the export view shows a publish action for a connected account, publish from Superscale; otherwise download the files and upload them manually.

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Common export questions

Use the batch or project export controls when they appear for the current creative type. If a creative type still exports one-by-one, keep outputs organized in a project and download the final selections first.
Superscale is built primarily for paid digital placements. Use the highest-quality source assets you have and check the export options for the required resolution.
Text and logos may need layout adaptation, not just resizing. Ask Superscale to rebuild the placement while preserving the message.
No. Chat Seedance generation is vertical-first. Use the export, Studio, or recreation controls shown for that asset, and review the final safe zones manually.
Last modified on June 5, 2026