RelayThat
RelayThat is a design tool that turns your logo, fonts, colors and images into ready-made layouts and resizes each design for every ad and social channel in one click, for marketers, agencies and small teams without a designer.
Updated October 2026
Overview: What is RelayThat?
Pro costs $15 per user per month, and Pro+ is $25 a month for two users (checked October 2026).
You load your brand assets into a brand portal once, and RelayThat fills more than 2,000 layouts with them, so every image uses the right fonts and colors. Change the headline or photo and the layout updates across sizes, from an Instagram post to a banner ad, and you can download every size as one zip. It's built for volume and consistency rather than custom design work. For a B2B team it covers social posts, ads and blog images when nobody on the team designs.
Fit: Ideal customer profile.
Small marketing teams, agencies managing several brands and founders who post often and need images that look like one brand without hiring a designer. It isn't a fit for video, print-heavy work or custom design from a blank canvas.
- Consistent social and ad images
- Resizing one design for many channels
- Teams without a designer
Capabilities
Key features.
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Brand portal that stores your logos, fonts, colors, font pairs and images
02
More than 2,000 SmartLayouts filled automatically with your brand assets
03
One-click resize and remix for social, ad and blog image sizes
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Download all sizes of a design at once as a zipped folder
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Headline generator and curated color and font combinations
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Library of 3 million royalty-free photos, icons and textures
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Multiple brand workspaces, custom font uploads and team sharing
Usage
How to use RelayThat.
Sign up for Pro, add your logo, fonts, colors and a few images to the brand portal, then pick a layout and type your headline. RelayThat generates versions in your brand and resizes them for each channel; download PNG or JPG files and post them through your usual social or ad tools. RelayThat doesn't list native integrations with social schedulers or ad platforms, so publishing stays manual or goes through your scheduler.
Cost
Pricing.
$15/ user/month
Prices as listed on relaythat.com (checked October 2026). Pro is per user; Pro+ covers two users for $25 a month. Enterprise is quoted and adds branded sign-in pages, data integration and white label options. No free plan or trial is listed.
Pro
$15.00
- Brand portal
- 2,000+ SmartLayouts
- Unlimited image downloads
- One-click resize
Pro+ Plus
$25.00
- Includes 2 users
- Everything in Pro
- Team sharing
Enterprise
- Branded sign-in pages
- Large team collaboration
- White label options
At a glance
Quick facts.
- Stack position
- Marketing Ops
- Category
- Marketing Tools
- Best for
- Consistent social and ad images, Resizing one design for many channels, Teams without a designer
- Pricing
- From $15/user/month
Subcategories
- Image/Graphic Design Tools
- Visual Design
Questions
Frequently asked.
How much does RelayThat cost?
Pro is $15 per user per month and Pro+ is $25 a month for two users. Enterprise is quoted (checked October 2026).
Is RelayThat free?
No free plan or free trial is listed on its pricing page. It was once sold as a lifetime deal on AppSumo, but that deal is no longer available.
What do users say about RelayThat?
On AppSumo it's rated 4.57 out of 5 from 422 verified users, who mostly praise the resizing and how fast non-designers get on-brand images.
What are RelayThat's limits?
It exports static PNG and JPG images, so there's no video or animation. Designs come from its layouts rather than a blank canvas, which limits custom work, and there are no listed integrations with schedulers or ad platforms.
What are the alternatives to RelayThat?
Canva is the general-purpose design tool most teams compare it with. Bannerbear generates branded images and videos through an API, and Venngage focuses on infographics and reports.
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