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The Ads workspace is graph8’s ad creative studio and campaign launcher in one place. Design on-brand ad copy and images with AI, refine them in a visual editor, then launch paid campaigns to Meta, LinkedIn, Google Ads, and X using your own contact data as the audience.

Open it from Studio → Content → Ads.

The workspace has four sections in the left sidebar:

SectionWhat it does
CreateGenerate new ad creatives (copy + designed image) for a platform and format
DraftsWork-in-progress creatives: edit, review, regenerate, and finalize
GalleryFinished creatives, ready to use in campaigns or export
CampaignsConnect ad accounts, build audiences, and launch paid campaigns

Ads Create tab

Supported Platforms

PlatformFormatsHeadline limitBody text limit
Meta (Facebook/Instagram)Single image, square, portrait, story, carousel card, and more40 characters125 characters
LinkedInSingle image, square, vertical, carousel card70 characters600 characters (the feed shows about 150 before “see more”)
Google AdsLandscape (Responsive), Square (Responsive), Portrait (Demand Gen)30 characters90 characters
X (Twitter)Single image, square, website card, vertical70 characters280 characters

graph8 enforces each platform’s character limits and call-to-action options automatically, so generated ads always fit the spec.

Creating an Ad

  1. Go to Studio → Content → Ads → Create
  2. Pick a starting point in the Start from shelf:
    • Starters: pre-built briefs like Product launch, Webinar / event, Retargeting offer, Lead magnet, Free trial, and Social proof
    • My templates: creatives you saved as templates earlier
    • Blank: start from an empty form
  3. In the Details form:
    • What’s this ad about?: an optional short brief that steers both the copy and the image
    • Platform: Meta, LinkedIn, Google, or X
    • Format: platform-specific formats appear after you pick a platform
    • Name (optional): a custom title for the creative
  4. Choose the Image source:
    • AI generate (default): graph8 designs an image to the format’s exact dimensions. Optionally pick reference images from your library to guide style and subject
    • Pick from library: use an existing image from your asset library
  5. Click Generate with AI

The ad lands in Drafts within a moment and generation continues in the background. Generation consumes credits.

LinkedIn format options

Campaign Sets

Switch the mode bar from Single ad to Campaign set to generate a matrix of ads across personas and platforms in one batch.

  1. Write an optional Brief that steers copy and image across the whole set
  2. Select Personas: pick from your Studio personas or add one manually
  3. Select Platforms: any combination of Meta, LinkedIn, Google, and X
  4. Set Variants per cell to generate multiple options per persona and platform pair
  5. Click Generate set

The counter at the bottom shows the math: personas × platforms × variants = creatives. A batch is capped at 24 creatives.

Campaign set matrix

Concepts

The Concepts mode explores brand-aligned creative directions before you commit to a full render. Describe what you are promoting, click Generate concepts, and pick from a board of directions (each with a name, hook, tone, and layout). The picked concept seeds a single ad or a campaign set.

Concepts mode

Working with Drafts

The Drafts tab lists every creative that is not yet finalized, with platform counts across the top and status per row:

StatusMeaning
GeneratingCopy and image are being created in the background
ReadyGeneration finished; the creative can be edited and finalized
FailedGeneration hit an error; use the retry action to run it again

Drafts list

Click Edit on any draft to open the editor.

The Ad Editor

The editor shows your creative on a canvas with three views (Canvas, In-feed, and Raw) and an AI panel on the right.

Ad editor

What you can do here:

  • Chat editing: describe any change in plain language (“make it punchier”, “lead with the discount”) and the AI rewrites the copy. Quick chips cover common edits: Make it punchier, Lead with the stat, Shorten everything, More urgency
  • Click a pin to edit: text elements in the image carry pins; click one to edit that exact text in place. Click anywhere else on the image and describe the change you want
  • Re-skin: swap the creative to another brand color combination in one click
  • Alt copy: browse alternative copy variants generated alongside the original
  • All sizes: fan the finished creative out to the platform’s other formats while keeping the approved copy
  • Versions: every edit snapshots a revision; restore any previous version
  • Persona lens: preview how a persona would react to the ad
  • Review: run an AI quality check (character limits, call-to-action rules, brand casing, placeholder text) with one-click fixes
  • Export: download the creative as SVG (editable in Figma or Canva) or PNG, or copy it to the clipboard

When the creative is ready, click Finalize → Gallery.

The Gallery tab holds finished creatives. From here you can:

  • View the creative
  • Save template: keep the creative as a reusable starting point; it appears under My templates on the Create tab
  • Use it in a paid campaign: in the campaign wizard’s Creative step, toggle Use an existing creative to auto-fill the headline, copy, call to action, and image from a gallery creative

Gallery

Launching Paid Campaigns

The Campaigns tab is the launcher: connect your ad accounts, build an audience from your contact data, attach a creative, set a budget, and publish. See the step-by-step platform guides:

Campaigns tab

Permissions

Ads access is controlled by four permissions under Roles (open the profile icon menu in the top right → Settings → Roles, then find the Ads row):

PermissionAllows
ViewSee creatives, campaigns, and metrics
CreateGenerate new creatives and save campaign drafts
EditEdit drafts, and regenerate copy and images
LaunchPublish campaigns, pause or resume them, delete them, and move creatives to the gallery

Launch is the money-spending permission: publishing pushes ads live on the platform and starts billing against your connected ad account. By default, admins, sales managers, and campaign managers can launch; other roles get view-only access.