One master to channel formats is a DFIRST skill that resizes one finished design for every channel. Firsty, the DFIRST agent, plans each size, tells you which ones need extra background, moves your own copy, logo and product into place, then opens and measures every frame. A size that cannot be made well is named, with the reason.
Our ZESTA 'Squeeze the day' banner in 4:5, 9:16 and 16:9. Same photo, same words, nothing redrawn.
Three new frames from one square master. The photo, headline and button were moved, not drawn again; in 16:9 the words moved onto an orange panel beside the photo.
This KINETRA key visual for LinkedIn and Pinterest. Same night street, same words.
Before starting, Firsty said LinkedIn's wide frame needs a colour panel for the words and Pinterest a taller street. The headline, logo and button were moved into each frame, and the shoes stay whole in both.
Resize the KINETRA PSD I uploaded to every Meta size.
Three Meta sizes made from the layered file, each one measured. The landscape size was not made, and the table says why instead of handing over a squeezed version.
| Size | Pixels | Runs in | Extra background | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4:5 | 1080 × 1350 | Feed | None, the master's own size | Done |
| 1:1 | 1080 × 1080 | Feed, Marketplace | Trail added left and right | Done |
| 9:16 | 1080 × 1920 | Stories, Reels | Sky above, trail below | Done |
| 1.91:1 | 1200 × 628 | Link ads | Too wide for the shoe | Missing Not made |
1.91:1 was not made. The shoe fills most of the height of your PSD, so in a frame this wide it would be cut at the toe or shrunk until the headline crowds it. A landscape photo of the shoe would make this size possible.
Firsty follows the skill’s steps in order and stops where the choice is yours. Nothing paid starts without your yes.
You share a finished banner, key visual or PSD
Firsty plans each size and tells you which need extra background
Firsty moves your copy, logo and product into each size
Asks before anything paid
Firsty opens and measures every size before handing it over
What One master to channel formats needs from you and what it hands back.
When you ask for one of these on its own, Firsty runs it with this skill.
About One master to channel formats and how it fits the rest of DFIRST.
Share the finished design and name the channels, or keep the Meta default of 1:1, 4:5 and 9:16. Firsty plans each size, tells you which ones need more background, moves your copy, logo and product into place and measures every frame before you get the ZIP.
No. A crop cuts things off; this skill places each part again. The headline, the logo and the product are set into every size on their own, and where the new frame is taller or wider than the master, more of its background is added around them.
Yes. A PSD works as the master, and so do a flat picture, a set of layers or a card already on your board. Firsty finds the copy, the logo and the product in it and moves each into the new sizes. For a single picture in one new shape, the Reformat a creative tool is enough.
Firsty names it and says why, rather than handing over a squeezed version. A common reason is a product that fills the whole height or width of the master, so a much wider or taller frame would cut it. Another photo of the product, or a separate design for that size, usually solves it.
No. Your own copy and logo are moved into each frame as they are, never drawn again, so the letters, colours and logo stay exactly yours. Firsty opens every finished size and measures it to the pixel before the ZIP is handed over.
Your request waits on this device until your access starts. DFIRST opens to people on the waitlist first.
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