Edit and organise visuals

Pictures your team designs are built in layers — scene, headline, subhead, button, logo — so you can change one without touching the rest. Open a picture and press Edit, or double-click it on the canvas.

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1. 1Click any text to edit it — Drag to move, pull the corners to resize.
2. 2Add — New text or shapes.
3. 3Variant — Another take on the same design.
4. 4Ask — Describe a change in words.
5. 5Layers — Show, hide, lock and re-order.
6. 6Save — Re-renders the picture so fonts land exactly.

Saving makes a new version of the same picture, so wherever it is used — on the canvas or in a post — shows the change.

Press Ask in the editor or on a canvas tile, or tell the Visual Creator in chat: “make the headline shorter”, “swap the button to white”, “put it on a beach instead”. The change lands as a new version on the same picture; nothing else moves.

In the editor, select the Scene layer. Its panel lets you regenerate just that layer.

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1. 1Scene layer
2. 2What to do — Change the background, and other scene edits, with a short prompt.
3. 3Regenerate — Only the scene changes; your headline and logo are laid back over it.

Uploads and Figma exports are flat — one image with no layers — so they have no Edit button. Select them on the canvas and use the actions in the right-hand panel, or press Ask:

Select a tile on the canvas and press Generate variations for new takes on the same idea, in your brand. In the editor, Variant does the same for one design.

In Studio, switch to Canvas. A board holds the pictures for one campaign or idea; All assetsshows everything your team has made.

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1. 1All assets
2. 2Boards — Press + to start one.
3. 3Tile actions — Edit, Ask, download, duplicate and more.
4. 4Generate — Make new pictures straight onto the board.
5. 5Edit actions — For the selected picture.
6. 6Add from Library

1. Press + next to Boards and name it.

2. Press Add from Library to bring in pictures, or generate new ones from the panel.

3. Drag tiles to arrange them; select one to edit it.