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Bannerbear
An API for automated image, video, and social creative generation
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Industry
Devtools, Sales Marketing, Productivity
Style
Illustrative, Bento, Minimal
Stage
Private
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About the site
Bannerbear makes an API-led product visual and approachable. The site shows template-based image and video generation through concrete examples, from social posts to ecommerce banners, with bright illustration for marketers and code only where it adds credibility. A strong reference for products serving both technical and non-technical buyers.
How this page sells
For marketers and the developers they hand off to: sample outputs sell the marketer, and code appears only where an engineer needs it.
Primary navigation
- Products
- Demos
- Developers
- Resources
- Pricing
ClickTap a section to see it on the page
Three Product Hunt laurels (Product of the Day, Product of the Week, Six Years in Business) above 'Automate & Scale Your Marketing', a green Get Started for Free button and 'No Credit Card Required'.
Why it converts: The laurels vouch for a small company before the reader has decided to trust it, and the no-card line removes the last reason to hesitate over a trial.
Two panels, Generate Images & PDFs and Generate On-Brand Video, each showing three real outputs from one template (the same Flash Sale banner and talking-head video, restyled) with an API link below.
Why it converts: One template spun into three variants makes 'infinite variations' visible, which is exactly the job the marketer came to see done.
'Template Based Automation' beside 'Import Your Data', a grid of 15 app icons (Airtable, Notion, WordPress, Zapier, YouTube, GitHub) under '50+ tools'.
Why it converts: Spotting their own tools in the grid tells a marketer they can start without an engineer, which makes signing up today feel low-effort.
'Works With AI & Automation Tools You Already Use': 'ask your AI agent to run a Bannerbear workflow for you', next to the bear mascot ticking off Resize Video, Add Intro Animation, Add Subtitles.
Why it converts: It frames a six-year-old API as ready for the agent era, answering 'will this still fit how we work next year?' before it becomes an objection.
A dark code card with a real fetch() call to api.bannerbear.com, and copy promising OpenAPI specs and 'everything you or your coding agent needs'.
Why it converts: This is the one section written for the engineer who has to approve the tool. A real request shows the integration is an afternoon, not a project.
A pale-blue band: 'Start a free trial with 30 API credits, no credit card required', the checklist illustration again, and a large green Get Started for Free.
Why it converts: A number (30 credits) makes 'free' concrete, and repeating the hero button means a convinced reader never has to scroll back up.
A deep sitemap with a 'Bannerbear Alternatives' link under Company and 20+ free tools (Background Remover, AI Subtitle Video Tool, Online Invoice Maker).
Why it converts: The alternatives page meets comparison shoppers on Bannerbear's own turf, and the free tools give value up front to people who aren't ready to pay yet.
