Tagboard Launches Spark Resize Beta to Convert Graphics to New Aspect Ratios

Tagboard has launched Spark Resize, an AI-assisted tool now in beta that takes an existing graphic and produces a new version for a different aspect ratio or screen resolution. It repositions and resizes the elements already in a design, giving the user a new, editable template instead of a blank canvas.

Tagboard says a show graphics package can hold anywhere from a handful of templates to more than 20. Adapting each template to two new formats can mean 40 variants, and at 30 to 90 minutes per template that adds up to days of work. Teams have typically had to rebuild graphics by hand, force landscape graphics into vertical streams or skip secondary channels.

For example, a 1920 1080 full-screen graphic powered by automated sports data can become a 1440 1080 version for a video board or a 1080 1920 vertical version for a postgame stream on TikTok and Instagram Live, with the data still live.

Tagboard cites Transition Productions' 24th annual PHXAM event, where a 9:16 vertical TikTok livestream ran alongside the traditional broadcast. The vertical stream drew three times the peak concurrent viewers and three times the total viewership of the horizontal YouTube stream, and set the highest viewership of any PHXAM event.

Spark Resize works inside Tagboard's graphic builder:

Select the graphic to resize.

Set the new aspect ratio or screen resolution.

Optionally add design context or instructions, such as stacking media on top of post text.

Review the result and make final tweaks before going live.

Users can close out and return to the resized graphic later.

Key features:

Creative control: Spark Resize repositions and resizes existing elements but does not create new ones or delete any part of the design. The result is fully editable.

Broadcast awareness: It distinguishes overlays from full-screen designs, so a lower third stays a lower third. It respects layer hierarchy, safe zones and legibility. Side-by-side elements can stack vertically in portrait, and grouped elements stay grouped.

Brand consistency: Logos scale uniformly without distortion, and custom fonts, brand colors and animations are preserved.

Live data: Social, sports data and Google Sheets data mappings carry over as designed.

Original preserved: Spark Resize creates a new template and leaves the source template untouched.To learn more, click HERE.

LINK:	https://www.sportsvideo.org/2026/11/12/tagboard-launches-spark-resize-...
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