Templates that feed A.D.I. Hands when the plan is on fire.
We build the templates your production runs on, for ADIMATE, Figma, Photoshop and After Effects, wired to A.D.I. so the deck fills them and the checks run on them. And when there is no time to build anything, we animate the banners, cut the video and produce the statics ourselves. More than 25 years of ad production, since 2010 mostly on media plans that were already burning.
Photoshop · After Effects
Statics · DOOH
A template is only worth having if the deck can fill it.
We build templates the way A.D.I. expects them: text layers named after the deck, artboards per size and language, brand rules where the checks can read them. The result works in the tool your team already uses and in A.D.I. at the same time.
ADIMATE
The native format. One .adi with every size as an artboard, the timeline, the library and the texts bound to the deck. Hosted in A.D.I. with its assets, so changes and exports run in the browser.
Figma
Components and frames named to the deck, ready for the ADIMATE plugin. Designers keep designing in Figma; A.D.I. keeps the copy in sync.
Photoshop
Artboards with live text layers A.D.I. can fill, packshots as smart objects, export presets per network. For the statics that still start in Photoshop.
After Effects
Compositions with text layers driven from the deck through the ADIMATE script, cutdowns per format, DOOH and social sizes from one master.
If your team runs on A.D.I., the template lands in your workspace with the brand and the checks attached. If not yet, you get the files, built so that the day you switch on A.D.I. nothing has to be rebuilt.
Five steps. The last two are the ones nobody else does.
Brief and master
Your master file or key visual, the sizes, the languages, the networks. Half an hour on a call is usually enough.
Structure
Artboards per size, layers named, animation built once, weight budget set per network before the first export.
Bound to the deck
Every text layer points at a deck cell. Change the deck, every size and language changes with it. No retyping, ever.
Checked
The template runs through Copy Check and Brand Check. What comes out matches the deck and the brandbook, frame by frame, and we have the signed report to prove it.
Handed over, still ours to fix
Delivered with a short guide. If a network changes its spec or the brand updates the logo, the template gets updated, not rebuilt.
When you need the files, not the tools.
The same people who build the tools produce with them. Send us the media plan and the brief, and you get a quote before anything is made. ADI LINK previews and a signed check on everything that leaves.
Banner animation
HTML5 display built in ADIMATE, exported per network spec with clickTag wired and the weight under the limit.
- Google / DCM, AdForm and local network specs
- Resizes from one master, every language from the deck
- Rich media and dynamic creatives on request
- Delivered as zips and as a live ADI LINK preview
Video
From a master edit to every format the plan asks for, rendered from the same source as the banner so nothing drifts.
- Cutdowns 6, 10, 15 and 30 s
- Vertical, square and DOOH formats
- Subtitles and language versions from the deck
- Target file size per platform
Statics
Resizes, language versions and packshot swaps at the speed the plan demands, with Copy Check on every file.
- Display statics and social sizes
- Print-ready files for OOH and press
- Packshot and price updates across the whole set
- Every file measured before it leaves
Pick the hours. We hold them, you brief us, we confirm.
The calendar shows the next ten working days in your own time zone. A click is a request, not a booking: the slot is held for 24 hours while we read the brief, then confirmed by a person. Nothing is uploaded here. The confirmation mail is the brief thread; reply to it with the files or a transfer link.
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Held, not booked. We read every request ourselves and come back the same working day with a quote and a delivery date.
No files are uploaded here and none are stored here. Send material by a transfer link when you reply to the confirmation. How data is handled.
The plan goes live Monday. It is Friday, 17:40.
A network rejected the files. The client added a language. The agency that was supposed to deliver went quiet. This is the work we have done most of since 2010: take the files as they are, fix what is broken, build what is missing and get the set live, checked, with a report that says it is right.
Send what you have. We answer with what it takes and when it lands.