Start with publishing slots
The template names concrete placements and dimensions before it changes the image. Both wide heroes use a 16:9 crop, while the square delivery needs an independent composition check.
TemplateTested August 13, 2026
Editorial Publishing Resize Pack Template
Turn one overhead editorial master into web hero, email hero, and square social files while keeping the focal bowl readable and recording every export setting.
Created with Made · Reviewed for rights, safety, and workflow accuracy.
Keep editorial emphasis stable
The bowl remains the anchor in all three outputs. Supporting objects may move closer to an edge, but the crop must not change the image into a different food story.
Required inputs
Bring one editorial master and three publishing slots.
Made can prefill the tested batch request. Add the master, confirm the focal bowl, and verify each destination before export.
- 01Approved source image
- The highest-quality master with enough crop-safe space for every destination.
- 02Delivery dimensions
- Each placement with exact width, height, file format, and quality.
- 03Focal-subject rule
- The person, product, or object that every output must protect.
- 04Fit rules
- Whether each destination crops to fill, fits with padding, or uses a circular mask.
Tested workflow
Use the exact starting point.
Prompt
Prepare this breakfast still life for publishing as a 1600 by 900 web hero, a 1200 by 675 email hero, and a 1080 by 1080 square social image. Crop to fill, keep the bowl as the focal subject, preserve natural proportions, and export WebP at quality 92.
Test record
- Model
- Made Auto
- Tool
- Image Resizer
- Settings
- outputTargets: 1600x900, 1200x675, 1080x1080 · format: webp · quality: 92 · fitMode: crop-to-fill
- Tested
- August 13, 2026
Made Auto routes the publishing request to the deterministic Image Resizer, which creates reproducible dimension and crop results.
Run the workflow
- 1
Approve the editorial master
Confirm rights, source dimensions, focal subject, and crop-safe supporting objects.
- 2
List web, email, and social targets
Record dimensions, format, and quality for each publishing system.
- 3
Crop from the same center
Use cover without stretching and keep the bowl as the shared anchor.
- 4
Review the set
Compare the two wide files and square file for emphasis, dimensions, and output integrity.
Why it works
The workflow binds a stable focal-subject rule to several explicit publishing dimensions while preserving a common source record.
Adjustment tips
- • Choose a master with deliberate negative space when both wide and square delivery are expected.
- • Keep email and web heroes separate even when they share a ratio if their compression rules differ.
Limitations
- • A centered deterministic crop may not leave text-safe space for every layout; content designers should review placement with the actual overlay.
Original Made media
See what the instructions produced.
Continue from this workflow
Prompt
Profile Photo Crop and Sizing Prompts
Create square, vertical, and circular portrait deliveries while protecting identity, natural body proportions, headroom, and transparent mask edges.
Example
Breakfast Still Life Resized for a Web Hero
An overhead editorial food master cropped to a 1600 × 900 WebP while keeping the central bowl, linen, and glass readable across a wide publishing slot.
Example
Breakfast Still Life Square Social Crop
A wide overhead food photograph converted into a 1080 × 1080 square WebP with the bowl retained as the focal subject and supporting props deliberately trimmed.