Bannersnack Reviews & Product Details

The tool is not only easy to use, but extremely powerful with regards to content management and digital ad creation. As a result, our Programmatic B2B audiences are now aligned with various creative assets and delivery fantastic results. My DSP approved all of the ads in 24 hours and my client loved them as well. I even have a couple of proposals out there that are getting more attention as a result of this. This decision has enabled me to upgrade our UVP for B2B clients --- and not just SMBs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Haven't found any yet. If I need help, then the online chat service gets me connected in about 2 minutes or less. They are competent 'behind the scenes'. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

building HTML5 in an easy way, and shared team workspaces Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

bugs on fonts and image cropping, and no thumbnail preview on photo layers. Misses an offline version you can use in emergency Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Banner-snack is a software used to create motion graphics advertisements faster and effective. Created file can be exported to many other supported file formats like JPG, PNG, GIF for static and HTML5, AMP, MP4, GIF for animation. File and also a link of file can be shared with anyone for use. It has a lot of templates, stock images and different kind of shapes to use for making creative advertisements. also use the timeline of entry and exit of specific elements respected with time that can make advertisements more realistic.

Banner-snack is providing one more interesting feature is that if you want to use our own advertisement on your own website then you can simply make a script to embed your advertisement on your website. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Banner-Snack can't help to create dynamic advertisement. and also banner-snack is can't let you access the code of CSS file while editing. banner-snack has very limited capabilities of animation. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One of the things that I liked most about Bannersnack was how easy it is to use it and understand it in its entirety, it has a number of functionalities that make this software a unique experience. It has good content editing capabilities for banners, things like different fonts, backgrounds, colors as well as the possibility to insert images, videos, animations which are attractive for anyone who will see the banner. The fluidity of navigating the windows, as well as using the different features is very pleasant, which generates a feeling of being using a very well made software. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are times when the manipulation of different media contents within the banner did not execute it in the best way, sometimes overlapping different fields or photos which became a little frustrating to organize everything in the way that i wanted. Since it is a tool of creating banners such problems can not exist since the customization process must be done in an almost perfect way, without any problems of edition, overlapping of objects, among other issues that remove productivity to your work. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

After realizing the little difficulty of this professional banner editor, it would be the amount of resources offered by Banner Snack when working one of its biggest attractions. More than 100 templates available, the stock of images of real people, compatibility with all major social networks such as Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, YouTube, and the possibility of downloading formats (HTML5, JPG, GIF , PNG or MP4). Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While the imager is improving, there are still errors to be classified. Temporary service interruption is one of these, as are certain errors when copying a set of banners. Although I have gotten used to these circumstantial inconveniences, I trust that they are details that will be solved over time. It also takes more options to change the text, and I would like even more templates, both for design and animation but, in general, I am satisfied with what I have achieved with Banner Snack. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that Bannersnack has been in the ad and banner design field for many years and has a large base of users. They have many different designs and just about all of them are professional in quality. Many of the graphics we create are suitable for advertising and social media posts. Using Bannersnack is a great way to get new ideas about how to present our advertising content. The cost is not so bad for the premium services and we can get a lot of mileage out of our plan. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like most of the ads and banners that Bannersnack has to offer, but there isn't as much variety as I would like in terms of graphic design materials in general. So I think Bannersnack could expand the types of media that they provide and maybe provide more types of file extensions that I think could be more valuable for more business purposes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like many functions that the platform has integrated since I can create my banners from scratch or simply edit the templates that I already have by default and add details on my account, besides that it is very easy to use it, you do not need knowledge about editing and that the functions are clearly specified and it would only be a matter of trying out the different tools that are available to achieve the desired designs, I am quite pleased with what was received on this page and the price is quite reasonable Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

for the moment it has been quite useful and there is nothing that I dislike, I will continue to try to see what else can offer me Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The ability to create multiple sizes at once is huge. Even if you have to go back in to tweak a thing or two, it's a massive timesaver. The ability to download animated HTML5 templates without the use of coding is also fantastic, we can create much nicer ads in way less time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

HTML5 ads tend to require you to shrink the background picture to an annoyingly small size in order to get them to be under 150KB, which is typically the maximum upload size on most display ad networks.

More templates would be nice too. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love the versatility of this program. I use it to create all of my social media posts! Every month they bring out new design templates and features. If ever I have an issue the support team is easy to reach and well versed with the software. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes it can take them a while to fix a bug. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Everything. The way it is designed is clearly the result of minds that know very well how an advertising campaign must be done. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There is a lot of space for improvements:

1) When applying animations from the Magic Animator, while it is an amazing feature itself, it should be possible to choose at least the duration of the single animation. Some of the pre-made animations, in fact, last too much for a 15sec Banner. The possibility to specify a custom duration for the Magic Animation you are applying should be considered.

2) In every banner I've designed in my long experience (15 years) there are ALWAYS some elements that live in multiple scenes, image footers or headers containing logos and disclaimers, placed over some shape. It should be possible to have a way to tell the system that some elements should be in the next scenes as well, without manually copying them, because copying things almost always duplicates elements, creating many useless duplicates all along the scenes, and when this duplicates contain texts, you have to manually change each one of them if your text changes later. Moreover, even following all your best practices, like building a fully finalized first Master Banner, does not prevent you from having to manually copy and modify each recurring element (shapes and texts) between scenes FOR EACH SIZE later generated, with a lot of effort and time loss, and DOZENS OF DUPLICATED shapes and texts.

The unique working solution, right now, is to keep your entire banner in one scene, loosing all the advantages of subdividing it in multiple scenes to fully use the transition between scenes.

My suggested solution could be a flag on each layer, similar to the "lock animation" one, to tell the system that the flagged layer should be kept in any scene as it is. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.