# How do you keep Bannersnack banner designs from feeling template-driven over time?

Bannersnack’s drag-and-drop editor and Design Generator make it fast to create a full set of standard ad sizes, and the built-in templates, stock photos, PSD import, and exports (HTML5, GIF, MP4, embed code) help keep everything in one browser-based workflow. The main challenges are hitting limits with complex custom motion, templates starting to feel repetitive, and occasional slowdowns when exporting large or animation-heavy banners (plus extra care needed for print prep). If you use Bannersnack regularly, what do you do to make designs feel more unique and handle advanced animation needs without leaving the tool?

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