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Brand · Media & ad kit

Marketing media, ready to run

Every creative here is rendered live from the real Clearcote artwork at the exact pixel size each platform wants — so nothing is off-brand and everything regenerates if the brand changes. Click any asset to download the PNG.

Product screenshots

For directory listings, Product Hunt galleries, or a landing hero. Rendered mockups (not real captures) — the code and the coherence report are illustrative.

Clearcote Screenshot — SDK ad, 1600×1000

Screenshot — SDK

1600×1000 · Product Hunt

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Clearcote Screenshot — result ad, 1600×1000

Screenshot — result

1600×1000 · Product Hunt

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Profile picture

Full-bleed gradient with the mark centered, so it stays intact when X, Discord or GitHub crop it to a circle.

Clearcote avatar, square1024² square
Clearcote avatar, circle-croppedcircle crop
Download profile picture (PNG)

Core identity

Ad creatives

14 sizes across the placements below. Each links straight to its PNG.

Meta — Facebook & Instagram

Feed and Stories placements. Upload the 1:1 and 4:5 for feed, 9:16 for Stories/Reels.

Clearcote Feed square ad, 1080×1080

Feed square

1080×1080 · Facebook feed

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Clearcote Feed portrait ad, 1080×1350

Feed portrait

1080×1350 · Instagram feed

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Clearcote Story / Reel ad, 1080×1920

Story / Reel

1080×1920 · IG/FB Stories

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Clearcote Link / landscape ad, 1200×628

Link / landscape

1200×628 · Facebook link ad

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Google Display — fixed IAB sizes

The standard banner inventory. Upload all of them so the Display Network can fill any slot.

Clearcote Medium rectangle ad, 300×250

Medium rectangle

300×250 · Google Display

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Clearcote Half page ad, 300×600

Half page

300×600 · Google Display

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Clearcote Billboard ad, 970×250

Billboard

970×250 · Google Display

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Clearcote Leaderboard ad, 728×90

Leaderboard

728×90 · Google Display

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Clearcote Mobile banner ad, 320×50

Mobile banner

320×50 · Google Display

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Google Responsive & Demand Gen

Responsive Display and Demand Gen want a landscape (1.91:1) + square (1:1) image plus logo assets.

Clearcote Responsive landscape ad, 1200×628

Responsive landscape

1200×628 · Google Responsive Display

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Clearcote Responsive square ad, 1200×1200

Responsive square

1200×1200 · Google Responsive Display

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Clearcote Logo — landscape ad, 1200×300

Logo — landscape

1200×300 · Google logo asset

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Clearcote Logo — square ad, 1200×1200

Logo — square

1200×1200 · Google logo asset

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Video & social cards

16:9 works as a YouTube thumbnail, an X/LinkedIn card, or a Product Hunt gallery image.

Clearcote YouTube thumbnail ad, 1280×720

YouTube thumbnail

1280×720 · YouTube

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Where to advertise — and what to run

Clearcote sells to developers doing automation, scraping, QA and privacy work. That audience is technical, skeptical of hype, and reachable on a specific set of channels. Here's the honest read on each.

Google Search

Highest intent

People search for the problem by name — “anti-detect browser”, “playwright stealth”, “undetected chromium”, “bypass browser fingerprinting”. Search captures demand that already exists, so it’s the first dollar to spend. Text ads carry the load; the creatives here matter mainly for the landing experience and sitelink thumbnails.

Angle to lead with

“Open-source anti-detect Chromium — drop-in for Playwright & Puppeteer.”

Creatives to use

No image needed for the ad itself; point traffic at the homepage. Use the OG card so the shared/link preview is on-brand.

Google Display & Demand Gen

Retargeting

Cold display prospecting converts poorly for a developer tool, but Display shines for retargeting people who visited the docs and didn’t install. Upload the full IAB set so Google can fill any slot, plus the responsive landscape/square + logo assets for Demand Gen.

Angle to lead with

“Still deciding? It’s free and reproducible.” Reminder, not first-touch.

Creatives to use

All Google Display sizes + Responsive landscape/square + both logo lockups.

Meta — Facebook & Instagram

Brand / reach

Interest targeting can’t see “writes scrapers”, so Meta is weak for direct response here — but it’s cheap reach for brand and works for retargeting site visitors. The 4:5 feed and 9:16 Story units get the most attention on mobile; lead with the mascot and the one-line proof.

Angle to lead with

“Blend in. Stay clear.” — mascot-forward, curiosity over specs.

Creatives to use

Feed portrait (4:5), Feed square (1:1), Story/Reel (9:16).

Reddit & developer communities

Strong fit

This is where the audience actually is: r/webscraping, r/playwright, r/selenium, automation and privacy subs. Reddit ads (and honest participation) reach people mid-problem. Use the square/link creatives; the technical, no-hype voice is a native fit for the platform.

Angle to lead with

“Every change is a readable patch. Reproduce the binary yourself.”

Creatives to use

Feed square (1:1) and the 1.91:1 link image.

X / LinkedIn & YouTube

Organic-first

Best earned, not bought: a CreepJS-0% demo clip, a build-from-source walkthrough, teardown threads. The 16:9 card is your thumbnail and social-share image. Paid YouTube only makes sense once you have a demo that proves the claim in ten seconds.

Angle to lead with

Show the proof: a live detection score, not a promise.

Creatives to use

YouTube/X 16:9 card, plus the OG social card for link shares.

Keep the ads on-message

  • Lead with open-source, reproducible, engine-level — the things competitors can't say. Never frame the product around evading a specific service.
  • Google & Meta restrict ads that name or target circumvention of third parties. Keep copy about privacy, testing and lawful automation — the same posture as the site.
  • “CreepJS 0%” is a fair, checkable proof point. Prefer verifiable claims over superlatives.