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Social media ad creatives for multiple platforms are generated through an image-first design workflow that outputs production-ready square 1:1 and portrait 9:16 assets. It enforces platform specs, file formats, and brand guidelines for Meta, Google, LinkedIn, and TikTok.

An image-first ad design approach places a single, strong hero image at the center of the frame, overlaid with a readability gradient. It then applies consistent typography, bold headlines, and logo placement to produce production-ready display campaign assets.

Yes, you can create carousel-ready assets and angle-based variations for Meta and LinkedIn. The workflow maintains consistent typography and logo placement across all generated variations to ensure cohesive direct-response campaigns.

Yes, the workflow generates landing-page mockups that mirror the ad messaging and visuals. This creates cohesive campaigns by ensuring the landing-page design aligns directly with your direct-response and awareness ad creatives.

The best way to ensure brand compliance is using a design subagent workflow that enforces brand guidelines, platform specs, and file formats. It packages outputs for various placements while applying consistent typography and logo placement.

The limitation of using a design subagent for campaign automation is that outputs are restricted to square 1:1, portrait 9:16, and iframe-ready canvas layouts with safe zones. It requires predefined brand guidelines to produce production-ready assets effectively.