LinkedIn crops landscape images to 1.91:1, and a small audience tires of one image fast. Hero Marketer’s LinkedIn ad image generator draws every ad on brand, with the headline, button and logo clear of the crop. Make a new one when the last one tires.
Ad 1 of 4
Run a pipeline review your team is ready for
Built to survive LinkedIn's crop
How it works
Your ad
Set up your brand once, from your website and logo. After that, each ad in Create campaign starts from its own headline and button, so the image says what that ad says.
Images for ad 1
Free CRM, for sales managers.
Headline: A free CRM your reps keep current
Button: Learn more
The image says what the ad says
Your fix
Say what is off and get a new version. When an audience of a few thousand tires of an image, make the next one in a sentence.
An image, opened
DownloadRun a pipeline review your team is ready for
Ask for a change
Make the headline larger.
Make a new versionSay what's off, in words
Your pick
Pick an image for every ad, and launch. The images go to LinkedIn with the campaign, so there's nothing to upload by hand.
Your 4 ads
Launch at $1,500 a monthLaunch waits for every image
Images for ad 1
Free CRM, for sales managers.
Headline: A free CRM your reps keep current
Button: Learn more
The image says what the ad says
An image, opened
DownloadRun a pipeline review your team is ready for
Ask for a change
Make the headline larger.
Make a new versionSay what's off, in words
Your 4 ads
Launch at $1,500 a monthLaunch waits for every image
Why it's different
A template or a design tool
Close, then you finish it.
That is the work Hero AI skips.
Hero Marketer
Looks like yours and fits the feed.
Your look
Already on brand, in a dark, brand color or light style.
Your size
Landscape, square and portrait, with the headline, button and logo drawn clear of the edges LinkedIn trims.
A change takes one sentence.
Where it fits
Making images changes nothing in LinkedIn. They reach it when you pick one for an ad in Create campaign. Anywhere else, you download the files and upload them yourself. Still images only: no video, no carousels and no manual editor.
Create images
Finished ad images for your next campaign or the webinar you're filling, in the sizes LinkedIn takes.
create images
your sentence · "our guide for sales managers"← Ad Copy
You get
intro text and headlines in LinkedIn's lengths
→ Campaign creation
You get
the images go to LinkedIn with the campaign
→ Landing Page
You get
page copy written to match your ad
→ Your LinkedIn account
You get
image files, one per ad and size
Common questions
Like your brand. Every image uses your website's colors, fonts and buttons, and your logo from the file you upload. If something is off, say so and Hero AI redraws that image. A detailed logo can come out a little thinner or off in color, and a change request fixes that.
Not if you use the landscape size. LinkedIn crops it to 1.91:1, so Hero AI draws the headline, button and logo in the middle band. If one still drifts, a change request fixes it.
Yes, when you pick them for an ad in Create campaign. They go to LinkedIn with the campaign, one image per ad. Anywhere else, you download each image and upload it yourself in Campaign Manager. It makes still images only: no video, no animation and no carousels.
No. It writes only from your product and the sentence you typed, and it never names a competitor. If you want a date, price or speaker in the ad, type it and the ad uses exactly that.
A website address, your logo as a PNG, JPEG or WebP file, and a sentence about the ad. Setting up your brand uses about 0.8 credits, once per product. Three images use about 0.6 credits, and a change about 0.1. Credits come in $20 packs with no monthly fee, and unused credits are refundable within 90 days of purchase.
Built for
You inherited LinkedIn, and the CEO asks why it brings interns. Hero AI shows which seniorities your clicks came from and which to exclude in Campaign Manager.
See the first marketer fit →
Hero AI
Mon 10:40 AM
Why is LinkedIn showing our ad to interns?
Marketing as a job function still includes entry level roles. 18% of your clicks came from entry and unpaid seniority, with no demos. Exclude those, and keep Audience Expansion off.
Next step · in Campaign Manager
Function still includes interns
You run LinkedIn between product and sales. Hero AI says what the $4,000 covered, and keeps the budget on the people you picked.
See the founder fit →
Hero AI
11:47 PM
Is my $4,000 a month on LinkedIn doing anything?
31% of spend ran on the LinkedIn Audience Network, outside LinkedIn, and brought 4% of your form fills. Turn it off and the money stays in front of the people you picked.
Next step · in Campaign Manager
A third left LinkedIn
LinkedIn is one of five channels for a team of three. Daily checks catch a price jump, and Hero AI hands you a bid you can defend to the board.
See the head of growth fit →
Hero AI
Mon 8:02 AM
Why did LinkedIn cost per click double? Board meets Monday.
Average click cost hit $19 against a suggested bid near $12, since the campaign moved to automatic bidding. A $12 manual cap is ready for your approval.
Monday update · before the review
Back near the suggested bid
You run LinkedIn for several SaaS clients, each with its own list. Hero AI scans each account free and shows where the budget left the list.
See the fractional marketer fit →
Hero AI
Thu 8:30 AM
Client sells to firms of 11 to 500. Why bigger companies?
14% of clicks came from companies over 1,000 staff. Audience Expansion was on, and it reached past the sizes you picked. Switch it off, so the budget stays on the firms your client sells to.
Next step · in Campaign Manager
Expansion widens your list
Pricing
Free
$0
Your live LinkedIn Ads numbers, reports and CSV export, plus your first account scan and AI summary. No card needed.
Credits
$20 a pack
One credit is one dollar and never expires. It pays for the AI work you run and the daily checks on your account.
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