Campaign posts, event graphics, certificates and one-pagers rendered from your templates by a spreadsheet, an AI agent or the tools you already use. Ship this week's content in minutes.
Most requests to design are the same layout with new words. Bannerbear turns those layouts into templates anyone on the team can render, from a sheet, a form or an AI agent, so designers keep the interesting work.
Fill a row per post, and the workflow renders it, sizes it for each channel and hands it to your scheduler. Copywriters ship without waiting on design.
Speaker cards, banners and stories for an event from one responsive template. Change a date and every size regenerates.
fetch('https://api.bannerbear.com/v5/images', {
method: 'POST',
headers: { 'Authorization': `Bearer ${API_KEY}` },
body: EVENT_DATA
})
Personalised, print-ready PDFs for every name on a list, generated by asking your agent or from a form submission.
Connect the tools your team already plans in, or use the API, Zapier and the MCP server
Pull rows from an Airtable base and (optionally) write generated image URLs back to a column.
Pull pages from a Notion database, and optionally write generated image URLs back to a URL property.
Pull contacts, companies, deals, tickets and optionally write generated image URLs back to a property.
Pull posts from an X account timeline via the v2 API.
The Bannerbear features marketing teams teams use most
Fonts, colours and logos live in the template, so every render is on brand.
A row per post, rendered and sized for every channel automatically.
Ask Claude or ChatGPT for the graphic and get the finished file back.
Let colleagues request visuals through a form, no Bannerbear login needed.
Certificates, invites and one-pagers as print-ready PDFs.
Route renders through Slack or email for a quick sign-off before posting.
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Common questions from teams automating their everyday visuals.
A designer sets up the templates once, in the Bannerbear editor or by importing from Figma. After that anyone on the team can render from them with a sheet, a form or an AI agent.
Brand fonts, colours, logos and layouts are locked in the template. Renders only change the layers you allow, such as the headline and photo.
Yes. The Bannerbear MCP server gives AI agents your templates and workflows as tools, so a plain request returns the finished image, video or PDF.
No. Zapier, Make, Airtable, forms and the MCP server cover most teams. The API is there when your developers want it.
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