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What are you still making by hand?

If the answer is “the same thing, with different words on it” — that is a job a machine should be doing. Here is what that looks like for five kinds of team.

By hand

~4 min each

Open the file, change three things, export, rename, upload. Then again. A person does this four hundred times and nobody can tell which one went out wrong.

With pixbix

one run

One template, one list, one run. Every card comes out right because none of them was made by somebody having a long afternoon.

Hours → minutes

per campaign

Zero

re-dos from drift

Every time

on brand, unchecked

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Ecommerce

A creative for every SKU, without a designer per SKU

Right now: Someone opens the design file, changes the photo and the price, exports, renames, uploads. Four hundred times, before Friday.

A catalogue of ten thousand products needs ten thousand offer cards each sale — and they change again when the discount does. Doing that by hand is impossible; doing it badly is off-brand.

  1. 1Design one offer template with fields for image, title, MRP, sale price and badge
  2. 2Loop your catalogue and call the render API once per product
  3. 3Take the returned CDN URL straight into your feed, ads or storefront
  4. 4Re-run the same loop when prices change — the layout never drifts

One template, one loop, an entire catalogue of creative in minutes.

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Bulk generation
POST /api/v1/render
{
  "templateId": "sale-card-square",
  "values": {
    "product": "https://cdn.shop.com/sku-4471.jpg",
    "title": "Cotton Kurta Set",
    "mrp": "₹2,499",
    "price": "₹1,249",
    "badge": "50% OFF"
  },
  "output": { "format": "png", "scale": 2 }
}

Real estate

Listing creatives generated straight from your CRM

Right now: A new flat goes live and three people ask the designer for a post, a story and a WhatsApp card — each with slightly different numbers.

Every new listing needs a post, a story and a WhatsApp card — with the right photos, price, locality and agent contact. Agents end up making them in whatever app they have, and the brand fragments.

  1. 1Build one listing template per format, with photo, price, configuration and agent fields
  2. 2Trigger a render from your CRM webhook whenever a listing goes live
  3. 3Publish the template so agents can also generate from the mobile app
  4. 4Lock the logo, disclaimer and RERA line so they can never be removed

Consistent listing creative the moment a property is published, from any surface.

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Agencies

One template set, every client, on brand

Right now: The same campaign shape, rebuilt from scratch in five brand kits, billed as design time but felt as data entry.

Agencies run the same campaign shapes across many brands. Recreating each layout per client is repetitive work that gets billed as design time but feels like data entry.

  1. 1Give each client their own workspace with their brand kit
  2. 2Duplicate a proven template into each workspace and swap the brand fields
  3. 3Invite the client as a viewer or editor with scoped roles
  4. 4Publish approved templates so clients self-serve routine posts

Design time goes into new work instead of reproducing old work.

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Media & publishing

Headline cards and social cuts at news speed

Right now: The story is published and the social card is still in a queue behind two other requests.

Breaking news needs a social card in minutes, not after a design queue. Manual creation is the bottleneck between publishing and distribution.

  1. 1Template your headline card, quote card and video lower-third once
  2. 2Render automatically from your CMS publish hook
  3. 3Use the video engine for a captioned vertical cut of the same story
  4. 4Push finished assets to your scheduler through the webhook payload

Distribution creative ships at the same moment the story does.

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Developers

Rendering as one call in your pipeline

Right now: A ticket that says "we need images for this" turns into fonts, a headless browser, an encoder, a queue and a storage bucket.

Building an image pipeline means fonts, headless browsers, an encoder, a queue, storage and retries. It is weeks of work that has nothing to do with your product.

  1. 1Design or import a template, then read its field schema from the API
  2. 2POST values, get a CDN URL back — synchronously for stills
  3. 3Queue video renders and settle them on a signed webhook
  4. 4Build against free test keys until you are ready to bill

A rendering pipeline you did not have to operate.

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Node.js
# Stills come back immediately
curl -X POST "https://pixbix.app/api/v1/render?format=binary" \
  -H "x-api-key: pk_test_..." \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"templateId":"quote-card","values":{"quote":"Ship it."}}' \
  --output quote.png

# Video is queued; you get a webhook when it lands
curl -X POST https://pixbix.app/api/v1/render \
  -H "x-api-key: pk_live_..." \
  -d '{"templateId":"story-reel","values":{"headline":"Launch day"}}'

Education

Certificates and course cards, named correctly

Right now: Four hundred certificates, and somebody is checking each one for a misspelled name at eleven at night.

Every batch ends the same way: a class list, a design, and an evening of copy-paste. One wrong name is a reprint and an apology.

  1. 1Design the certificate once, with fields for name, course, batch and a verification code
  2. 2Point a workflow at the class list — a sheet is enough
  3. 3Generate print-ready PDF at 3× for the ones that get framed
  4. 4Deliver each student their own file by email, not a shared folder

Four hundred certificates, each correct, in one run.

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Events & ticketing

A pass per attendee, with a code that actually verifies

Right now: Passes are made in a spreadsheet mail-merge and half of them come out with the wrong seat.

A ticket is one design and a thousand unique values — name, seat, tier, and a scannable code that has to match the record it came from.

  1. 1Build the pass with a QR field bound to the booking reference
  2. 2Trigger from your ticketing webhook so it issues at purchase
  3. 3Route by tier — a different template for VIP, same field names
  4. 4Deliver on WhatsApp, where people actually keep their tickets

Every attendee gets their own pass the moment they pay.

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SaaS & product teams

Docs and link previews that keep up with the product

Right now: The screenshots in the docs are from two releases ago and the Open Graph image is the same on every page.

Marketing images rot quietly. Nobody notices the stale dashboard shot until a customer asks why the product looks different.

  1. 1Render an Open Graph image per page from the page’s own title and section
  2. 2Capture the real dashboard on every deploy with the screenshot API
  3. 3Hide the intercom widget and dismiss the cookie banner in a saved preset
  4. 4Commit the URLs, or serve them straight from the CDN

Images that are never older than the last deploy.

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Multi-outlet & franchise

One offer, localised to every outlet

Right now: Twelve outlets, twelve managers, twelve versions of this week’s offer — and one of them has the old logo.

Local teams need local details: the address, the map link, the manager’s number. Give them the design file and the brand drifts by Friday.

  1. 1Lock the logo, the offer and the legal line; expose only the local fields
  2. 2Keep outlet details in one sheet and let the workflow fill them
  3. 3Publish the template so managers can generate from the phone
  4. 4Deliver each outlet only its own creative

Local where it should be, identical everywhere it matters.

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