Lesson 4 of 7 · 5 min
Reuse a creative from its tile
You can take any finished creative and send it back into work via Improvise, open-in-studio, Seer review, or the ads flow.
Video walkthrough coming soon
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The tile menu
You rarely need to start a creative over. Every finished tile carries a short menu of reuse actions, the way right-clicking a file hands you everything you can do with it without opening it first.
- Improvise makes a remix as a child render. It keeps the lineage back to the original and gives you a fresh variation to keep or throw away. Nothing about the parent changes.
- Open in studio reopens the creative in the editor that matches its kind. An image opens in the pixel editor for inpainting, upscaling, or background removal. A video opens in the video editor.
- Review with Seer runs the quality overseer across the tile. Its findings stick around as QC flags you can act on later.
- Push to Meta hands the creative to the Ads Manager publish flow.
- Performance jumps straight to that creative's ad performance.
Which one, when
Two of these carry most of the weight. Reach for Improvise when you want another take on the same idea and are happy to let the model vary it. Reach for Open in studio when you want to change the actual pixels of this exact file instead of rolling the dice on a new one. The quick test: new version, or same version edited?
Push to Meta and Performance both lead into the Ads Manager, which is Meta-first and has real limits on what can actually go live. Treat the tile button as the door, not the whole room. The Ads Manager chapter walks through what publishing truly does today, and it is worth reading before you count on a one-click launch from here.