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Image Editor for Ads
March 26, 2025
If you're using the JourneyCARE Ad Manager, you can now edit images seamlessly while creating or editing your ad campaigns.
The image editor reduces the need to switch between JourneyCARE and external design tools, streamlining the process of creating visually compelling ads.
The editor supports both PNG and JPEG formats. Real-time preview lets you see the final result before saving.
How It Works:
- Accessing the Image Editor: From the Ad Manager home page, select the campaign you want to edit or create a new Meta campaign.
- After uploading the image for your ad, click the "Edit" button on the image thumbnail.
- This will open the Image Editor dialog, where you can make all the necessary adjustments to your image.
- Lots of editing options are available within just a few clicks:
- Crop: Adjust the crop of the image to fit the desired aspect ratio for platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Custom, commonly used and more.
- Filters: Users can apply various filters like Duotone, B&W, Vintage, and more to their ad images.
- Adjustments: Control over brightness, contrast, saturation and other settings for fine-tuning the image to match the desired ad aesthetics.
- Text & Fonts: Add custom text to the image with options to change font family, size, colour and alignment.
- Stickers & Emojis: Easily insert stickers, emojis, or custom shapes with adjustable opacity and colour.
- Brush Tool: Paint directly on the image using the brush tool with customisable brush size and colour.
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