The creative workbench

A form on the left for what you want, a canvas on the right where it comes out — three input modes and the queue.

In the panelCreatives · CreateOpen this screen in the panel

The creative screen is a workbench, not a summary dashboard: you come here to produce, not to look. The form where you describe what you want is on the left, and the canvas the work appears on is on the right.

First the kind: image or video

Image: Ad images and banners. A single-frame output.
Video: Product and UGC video. Duration, aspect ratio and audio options appear here.

Then the mode: what you start from

Prompt: You describe what you want in your own words. The freest mode; you set the scene, the background and the light.
Template: You pick a ready-made scene recipe. The template builds the composition and you fill in the text slots. Some templates require a product photo.
Product: You pick a product from your catalogue; its photo and details are already there and you do not need to upload a file.

Credits and the estimate

Next to the generate button you see how many credits this run will cost. If your balance is short the button closes and the screen says how much is needed. Video cost scales with duration and resolution rather than being a flat rate.

The production queue

When you press generate, credits are reserved and the job enters a queue. The queue lives INSIDE the canvas: you see the progress and the remaining time without leaving the page. The job runs on the server, so you can close the page — a notification arrives when it is done.

A job that has not started can be cancelled; the reserved credits are returned and the screen says how much came back. Once production has started a refund may not apply.

Finished creatives do not pile up as a grid on the canvas; they land in your production history. The workbench clears for the next job.

The archive of everything you produced, and what you can do there.Production history