More ideas to test. More control over every ad.

Yes. Reuse the campaign’s references and connected generation steps, then vary the concept, image or message. Compositor keeps text and layout separately editable. Build a deliberate set of creative options around the same offer, rather than starting each version with an unrelated prompt.

Yes. Start from the same offer and develop genuinely different ways to express it: a product demonstration, a striking setting, a close-up detail or a visual metaphor. Keep each route on the canvas with its references. Choose the ideas worth testing before turning them into placement-specific layouts.

Set the dimensions you need in Compositor and adjust the crop, type and positioning for that format. Reuse source assets across layouts. The design stays editable, so a vertical ad does not have to be a cramped copy of the square version.

Edit the text layer in Compositor while keeping the product image and background intact. Move the headline, revise the offer or swap the logo directly. Keeping those elements separate makes late campaign changes a design task, rather than another round of image generation.

Yes. Use selected campaign imagery as a starting point for video, then compose the clip with editable type and brand assets. The references and visual direction can stay together in the project. Review the still and motion versions side by side before choosing what goes into the campaign.

Yes. Turn repeatable steps into a Recipe with clear inputs and outputs. Organize campaign projects in team folders and choose view or edit access for collaborators. They can work from the process, not only the exported files.

Export the finished composition as PNG for still creative or MP4 for video, then upload it through your existing ad platform. Set the required dimensions and check that platform’s current delivery requirements before launch. Fuser handles the creative work; your ad account handles targeting, spend and performance measurement.