How to use the Ecommerce Product Banner Maker
- Open the editor and choose a size: a 1920 × 600 website hero, a 1080 × 1080 promo, a 1200 × 628 sale banner, a 1000 × 1000 marketplace image — or enter a custom width and height.
- Pick one of 12 templates for website heroes, product promotions, sales or marketplaces. The words, product frame and badge are laid out again for the size you chose.
- Upload your product image into the empty frame, then crop, zoom and set which part stays in view from Image settings.
- Edit the headline, price, old price, discount badge and button. Add more from the Promo tab: badges, price blocks, button styles, coupon codes and offer labels.
- Change colours and fonts in Brand, and try gradients or patterns in Background. Every element that uses the palette updates together.
- Open Preview to see the banner in a desktop page and on a phone, with a note on how small the text becomes, then download a PNG or JPG.
What does this tool do?
An ecommerce banner has one job: get a shopper to notice the product, understand the offer and click. The templates in this editor are built around that: a large product image, a short headline, a price that stands out, a badge for the discount and one clear button.
Each template is a look rather than a fixed layout. When you choose a size, the editor arranges the same look for that shape: words on one side and the product on the other for wide banners, and a stack of headline, product, price and button for square and tall ones. Changing the size later scales what is already on the canvas rather than composing it again, so choose the size first.
Backgrounds can be a solid colour, a gradient, a pattern or your own picture, and colours and fonts are stored as a palette. Change the brand colour once and the headline, price, badge and button all follow.
The Preview tab is there because most banners are seen on a phone. It shows the banner inside a desktop page and in a phone, and lists the smallest text on each. Many website themes crop wide banners on mobile, so a Fill & crop view shows what disappears from the sides.
Everything runs in your browser. Your product images, designs and brand settings stay on this device, there is no account, and nothing carries a watermark.
Which banner size should I choose?
Start from where the banner will appear. A homepage hero is usually wide and short, a feed promotion is square or 4:5, and a marketplace listing graphic is square. If you are not sure, check the image size your platform or theme asks for — the sizes below are common starting points, not rules.
Wide banners are cropped on phones by many themes, so keep the headline, product and button away from the far left and right edges. The Fill & crop view in Preview shows roughly what stays visible.
Related: Social Media Image Resizer
Why use it?
- 12 product-focused templates across website hero, product promo, sale and marketplace.
- Eight size presets from 1920 × 600 to 1000 × 1000, plus any custom size.
- Product image upload with crop, zoom and positioning.
- Price, old price, discount badges, buttons, coupon codes and offer labels you can edit.
- Colour, font, gradient and pattern controls, with brand colours applied everywhere at once.
- Desktop and mobile previews with a text-size check, then PNG or JPG at up to 3× size.
Use cases
- Homepage hero banners for online stores and landing pages.
- Seasonal sale and discount banners for a shop or newsletter.
- Product promotion graphics for social media and ads.
- Square listing and storefront graphics for marketplace sellers.
- Launch announcements for a new product or collection.
- Bundle, free-shipping and coupon-code promotions.
Common banner sizes
These are typical sizes. Platforms change their requirements, so check the current guidance for the place you are uploading to.
| Preset | Pixels | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| Website hero | 1920 × 600 | Homepage banner across the top of a shop |
| Hero 16:9 | 1600 × 900 | Full-width hero with room for a large product |
| Shop banner 4:1 | 2000 × 500 | Category and shop header strips |
| Promo square | 1080 × 1080 | Product promotion for feeds and ads |
| Promo 4:5 | 1080 × 1350 | Taller social and mobile promotion |
| Sale banner | 1200 × 628 | Link shares, email headers and sale announcements |
| Marketplace 1:1 | 1000 × 1000 | Square listing graphics for marketplaces |
Common mistakes
- Too many words. A headline, a price and one button are enough; put the details on the product page.
- Text that is tiny on a phone. Check the Preview tab and make anything under about 13 px on mobile larger.
- A cluttered product picture. Use a clean shot on a plain or transparent background so the product is the first thing seen.
- Putting key words at the far edges of a wide banner, where mobile themes often crop.
- An unclear offer. Make the discount, the price and the end date easy to find and true.
- Several competing buttons. One clear call to action converts better than three.
Accuracy and limits
- The templates contain no photographs or brands. Every product frame is empty until you add your own picture, and a download shows an empty frame as a grey box, so fill or delete each one first.
- All words, prices and discounts in the templates are samples only. Replace every one before you publish, and make sure the offers you show are accurate.
- The desktop and mobile previews are approximations: real themes add their own spacing, crops and fonts. Use them as a guide to size and legibility, not an exact simulation.
- There is no automatic background removal. Upload a product picture that already has a plain or transparent background, or remove the background elsewhere and upload the PNG.
- Marketplaces and ad networks have their own image rules, such as limits on text, borders or backgrounds. Check the current rules for where you will upload.
- Downloads are RGB PNG or JPG images. File size depends on the picture, so use JPG for large photo banners that must load fast.
- Designs and images are stored in this browser only. Clearing site data or using a private window can remove them, so download a project file for anything important.
Privacy
Everything you type is processed in your browser. Nothing you enter is sent to our servers or stored by us. There's no account to create and nothing to install.
Frequently asked questions
Is this product banner maker free?
Yes. Every template, the editor and every download are free, with no account and no watermark.
What banner sizes can I make?
There are presets for website heroes, 16:9 heroes, shop strips, square and 4:5 promotions, sale banners and marketplace images, and Resize accepts any custom width and height.
Can I upload my own product images?
Yes. Upload a picture from the Promo tab or drop it onto the canvas. It fills the empty product frame, and you can crop, zoom and choose which part stays in view from Image settings.
Can I add a price and a discount badge?
Yes. Edit the price in the template, or add a price block with an old price from the Promo tab. There are five badge styles — round, starburst, ribbon, pill and tilted tag — with editable words.
Can I add a button or call to action?
Yes. Templates include a button, and the Promo tab adds pill, square, outline and text-link buttons. Change the wording and colours like any other text.
Can I change fonts, colours and the background?
Yes. Brand sets the palette and fonts for the whole banner, and Background offers solid colours, gradients, patterns and your own picture.
How do the desktop and mobile previews work?
Open Preview to see the banner in a mock desktop page and phone. On mobile you can switch between Fit width and Fill & crop, and a list shows how large each piece of text will be on that device.
Can I drag and move things?
Yes. Click any element to move, resize or rotate it, use the arrow keys to nudge, and use the align tools and layers list to organise the design.
Can I download PNG and JPG?
Yes. Choose PNG for the sharpest text and edges or JPG for smaller files, at standard size or up to 3× for sharp displays.
Are my banners and images uploaded anywhere?
No. Editing and exporting happen in your browser, and designs and images are stored in this browser's storage. Nothing is sent to a server.
Last reviewed by the M2Toolkit team.