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Image templates

One image for every product, without designing each one

Catalogue ads usually show just the product photo. A Basketly template adds the price, discount, your logo and a headline, and the feed swaps the photo for the finished image, so Meta and Google ads use it on their own.

The image template editor with a shop product and the preview on products

Screenshots from a demo organisation. People and numbers are fictional.

A gallery of ready designs

122 designs, each in four formats. Thumbnails are drawn with your own product and logo, and a click makes your shop’s copy and opens the editor.

  • Square

    1080 × 1080

  • Portrait

    1080 × 1350

  • Story

    1080 × 1920, text kept out of the top 14% and bottom 22% that Instagram and Facebook cover.

  • Landscape

    1200 × 628, e.g. for Performance Max.

Occasions and styles

Filters by occasion, industry and style. Designs lead with the price alone, a discount, “New”, “Bestseller”, free delivery, or a date of the Polish retail calendar.

  • Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Christmas, Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day and more
  • 11 style kits: typefaces, corner rounding and colourways of their own
  • The product photo trimmed to the product, and in library designs cut out of its background
  • The lowest price of the 30 days before the reduction (Omnibus), when the product has it
The gallery of ready templates drawn with a shop product

An editor like a graphics app

Layers, a canvas with rulers, grid and snapping, a library of ready elements (promo stickers, prices, buttons, shapes), gradients, textures, photo filters and blend modes. Texts are templates with product fields such as name, price or discount.

  • 28 typefaces with Polish letters
  • Conditions on an element: show, hide or change it when the product is on sale
  • A preview on 6 products, drawn on the server exactly like the ad images
  • The editor needs a computer, 1024 px wide or more

From Figma to a template

A link to a Figma frame makes a new template. Layer names pick the fields: “photo” is the product photo, “title” the name, “current_price_text” the price, and a layer named “sale” shows only on sale. A sample .fig file is in the import dialog.

The image reaches ads through the feed

The feed rule “Image from template” swaps the product photo for the address of an image drawn from the template. The address changes with the template and the product, so Meta and Google fetch the new version.

See product feeds
  1. 1

    Template

    A gallery design, your own or one from Figma.

  2. 2

    Feed rule

    Replaces the photo or adds the first additional image.

  3. 3

    Catalogue

    Meta and Google read the feed with the image address.

  4. 4

    Results in ads

    A tab of its own: impressions, clicks, CTR and spend of each template’s feed products over 7, 30 or 90 days.

A template’s results count every product of the feeds that use it. They compare templates; they do not prove the image changed a particular product’s result.

Image templates

Frequently asked questions

Can’t find your question? Write to us

No. The feed serves the image address, and Meta and Google fetch it when they read the catalogue. Each version is drawn once and kept 14 days after its last request.

Up to 50 templates per organisation, 150 elements per template, sides from 200 to 2,000 px.

Discount badges and the struck price hide on their own. You can also set your own conditions: show, hide or change an element depending on a product field.

Get started in under 5 minutes

Connect your shop and Meta and see how many purchases really arrive.

  • Free up to 100 orders a month
  • No developer needed
  • Purchase balance and self-check