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Keep the creative thread

Know where each useful version began.

A growing campaign needs more than a folder full of images. The planned asset workflow keeps originals, creative variations and approved outputs connected, so you can understand what each version represents.

Synthetic campaign examples

Workspace preview. Actual app captures are pending; live generation and checkout are not yet available.

Aqua glass serum bottle with a silver cylindrical cap on dark stone.
Product referenceAqua glass serum bottle with a silver cylindrical cap on dark stone.
Adult model in a charcoal blazer holding the aqua serum bottle beside their face in a sunlit architectural setting.
Creative possibilitiesAdult model in a charcoal blazer holding the aqua serum bottle beside their face in a sunlit architectural setting.
Adult model in flowing aqua clothing holding the serum bottle beside a coastal pool.
Creative possibilitiesAdult model in flowing aqua clothing holding the serum bottle beside a coastal pool.

Keep a reliable starting point

The original reference should remain unchanged as new ideas branch from it. Keeping that source attached to the product makes later comparisons easier and gives each variation useful context.

Give versions a clear role

A source upload, a generated candidate and an approved asset are different stages of the same journey. The intended library makes those relationships and review states visible so a promising draft is not mistaken for a finished result.

Respect private references

Private likeness material belongs within the account and permissions that authorized it. Membership in an organization should not, by itself, expose another member's private face references.

Before the first frame.

Does the preview show a finished asset workflow?

The app is still in preview. The connected source, variation and approval flow described here is the intended experience, with actual interface captures pending.

Will a new variation replace my original?

The planned workflow preserves the original source and connects variations to it, so you can always compare the creative result with its starting point.