Adsvise just solved a huge problem for designers and marketers everywhere

Ever wasted hours upon hours looking for digital ad spec sizes across multiple social and advertising channels?

We have.

The thing is, we started using articles and infographics to get what we needed but sizes are not always kept up to date and to go into each network every time to find official spec guidelines was taking way too long.

Le spreadsheet. Good but not great.

After eventually stocking up on information from multiple networks that we were using, we put it all into a spreadsheet for internal use and realised that we had just saved ourselves hours for the next time.

So then the thought process was ‘how can everyone get this?’ and what’s the best way to set it up so that it’s never out of date, always relevant and the UX is so simple that every designer and marketer on the planet can just dive in and get what they need quickly and hassle free.

The Result

Adsvise was born. It really is the ultimate tool to help designers and marketers get through the mental maze of online ad spec research and save bundles of time in the process.

Here’s how it works:

1. Find the network that you need ad size specifications for

How this beauty looks as you enter

2. Find the ad type you are looking for and check for the correct size

10 seconds in and you’re almost there

3. If you’re working on Facebook or Instagram ads then use the new text tool to check your text coverage percentage

You’re good to go

These are the networks that Adsvise covers right now

Facebook

Instagram

Twitter

LinkedIn

YouTube

Adwords

Google +

Pinterest

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It’s always updated but on the rare occasion we miss something, our users are always ‘on it’ to contribute a change suggestion which immediately gets implemented.

The response has been incredible with visitors from over 120 countries in the last few days alone! It has no cultural boundaries as the issue is universal, especially if you’re a marketer or designer. People from major companies are using the tool and it’s been trending on Product Hunt, Growth Hackers and Hacker News.

Panama, Reunion and New Zealand just joined the list

Feedback from design and marketing communities has been super helpful too and a recent shout out from speckyboy has helped make more designers aware of the product.

We’re making changes wherever necessary to be sure it remains slick, simple and useful.

Use it now and tell us how it goes. We’d love to hear your thoughts.

*Adsvise has now become adJelly