Make custom banners with AI
Describe the banner you need and getimg.ai designs it, headline and layout included. Generate a few directions, keep the strongest, and export it sized for YouTube, Twitch, LinkedIn, or your site. Commercial rights come with every paid plan.
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Everything that turns a prompt into a finished banner
A banner is rarely one and done. You need options, the right size, and a fast way out to a file.
The right model for crisp banner text, picked for you
getimg.ai routes each banner to the model that renders type and layout best. Switch manually whenever you want to compare.
Auto model selection
Nano Banana 2
Sharp graphics, lighting, and detail
GPT Image 2
Clean headlines and legible labels
A set of directions from one prompt
Generate up to 16 banners in a single run and keep the strongest. Every render exports at 16:9 for wide channel headers and web heroes.
Prompt to download without leaving the page
Describe the banner, generate a set, download the winner. The whole loop lives in one prompt box.
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How to make a banner with getimg.ai
Three steps from a prompt to a finished download.
1. Open Create image
Sign in and open the Create image Action, then set the aspect ratio to match your channel (16:9 for a YouTube header).
2. Describe the banner
Name the style, the layout, the colors, and the exact text you want, from the headline to your handle. The more specific you are, the closer the first result lands.
3. Generate and download
Pick a batch size, from 1 up to 16, then generate. Download the banner that fits and drop it straight onto your channel.
Every kind of banner, one generator
Switch the purpose, the layout, and the message without opening a design app.
Test a direction before you commit to it
You don't have to nail the banner on the first try. Generate a handful of directions from one description, compare them side by side, and refine the one that lands. What used to be a round-trip with a designer is now a few minutes in the prompt box.
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Digital banner featuring a hiker standing on a windswept mountaintop at sunrise, arms outstretched against golden sunrays. Warm orange and cool blue hues contrast across rugged cliffs and snow-dusted peaks. Center text: "GEAR UP FOR YOUR NEXT JOURNEY"; CTA text right below: "Shop Now". Crisp 3D render with cinematic lighting, inspired by Ansel Adams' landscapes.
YouTube banners that fit every screen
A YouTube header has to work as a wide TV banner, a desktop strip, and a small mobile crop all at once. Generate at 16:9 and keep your title and handle in the center, and the banner reads clearly everywhere your channel shows up.
Match your Twitch channel's whole look
Your profile banner, offline screen, and panels should feel like one set. Describe your stream's style once and generate a matching banner in that look, so a first-time viewer gets your vibe before you say a word.
X banners that read behind your avatar
On X your banner sits behind your profile photo and gets cropped hard on mobile. Keep the key message off-center and high-contrast, and generate a version that still lands when it's small. A clear header earns the follow before anyone reads your bio.
LinkedIn banners that signal what you do
A blank LinkedIn header wastes your best real estate. A clean banner that names your field, your role, or your company tells recruiters and clients what you're about before they scroll. Keep it understated, not loud.
Website banners built to convert
Your homepage hero does the selling before a word of body copy does. Generate several versions with different headlines and offers, put them in front of your audience, and keep the one that drives clicks. Testing a new hero no longer means waiting on a design queue.
Discord banners that set the tone
The banner across the top of your server shapes a new member's first impression. Generate one that matches your community's energy, whether that's a competitive guild, a study group, or a creative collective, so people know they're in the right place.
Frequently Asked Questions
Write a clear description of the banner: the style, the layout, the colors, and the exact text you want on it, from the headline to your handle or slogan. Name a font feel too (clean sans-serif, bold condensed, hand-lettered) so the type matches your brand.
A solid Text to Image prompt reads like "a LinkedIn banner, navy background, clean sans-serif headline 'Content Strategist', a small geometric accent on the right." Set the aspect ratio to match the platform, since each one crops differently: 16:9 works for a YouTube header.
Generate a batch, compare the options, and refine the wording until one fits. Download it and it's ready to publish.
Every paid plan includes full commercial rights to the banners you create with the Image Generator. Use them on websites, social profiles, ads, and merch, with no extra licensing.
getimg.ai reads your prompt and automatically picks the image model best suited to the banner. Nano Banana 2 handles sharp graphics, lighting, and detail, while GPT Image 2 renders clean headlines and legible labels. Switch models manually at any point to compare.
Generate at 16:9 for YouTube and website headers, or 1:1 and other ratios for profile and social banners. To adapt one banner to another platform's exact dimensions, send it to Resize image, which re-fits it without a fresh prompt.
Yes. Attach your logo or product shot as a reference image, or save it as a Product Element and drop it into any banner by typing @ElementName, so the same product or mark shows up exactly the same each time.
Yes. Save your palette and look as a custom style and reuse it across your banners, so your YouTube header, website hero, and social profiles all read as one brand.
getimg.ai runs on paid plans starting at $8 per seat a month billed yearly, with 3,000 credits to start and higher tiers for teams producing at volume. Every paid plan includes commercial rights, so your banners are cleared for client, brand, and monetized use.
Design a banner for every channel you're on
Describe it, generate a few directions, and download the one that fits, sized for wherever it's going. Commercial rights come with every paid plan.