Creatives
Commenting on several creatives at once
Reviewing a page of ads is one job, not one job per ad. Mark what is wrong on each of them where you see it, and send the whole lot at once.
Last updated 25 August 2026
Marking a creative
Hold Alt and click any creative on a session's canvas. A marker lands where you pointed and its note field opens, with the tool left on so the next one costs a single click. The comment button beside the filter turns the same tool on and off, and so does C.
Drag instead of clicking and you ring a whole region rather than a point, which is what you want for a strip of copy or a corner of the frame. A dashed outline stays on the ad so you can see what you marked.
Write the change the way you would tell a designer: "make this headline shorter", "warmer light here". Enter saves it. So does clicking away, so a sentence you typed is never lost by leaving the field.
The paperclip attaches a picture to that comment, which is how you say "like this". A picture on its own is a complete instruction and needs no words beside it. One creative carries four pictures at most, and the paperclip disappears when it is full.
What travels with a comment
The spot you pointed at, the words, and any picture you attached. Nomi draws the marker onto a copy of the ad before the model sees it, which is how a change lands on the bottle you meant rather than on the one beside it. A point is drawn as a ring, a region as a frame.
Sending the batch
The bar at the bottom counts what is queued, as comments and as creatives: 4 comments on 3 creatives. Send says what it costs before you press it, the same way Render does in the editor.
- One creative is one edit, whatever you wrote on it. Three comments on one ad cost the same as one.
- Each creative is redrawn on its own, so one that fails costs its own edit and nothing else. Nomi says how many did not start.
- Every edit becomes a new version of the ad it came from. The picture you started from is untouched.
Leaving without sending
Escape turns the tool off and closes whatever field is open. The × on the bar clears every comment on the page. A marker you never wrote anything into disappears by itself.
This lives on a session's canvas, not in the Library. Open a creative in the editor when you want to work on one ad closely: the editor takes attachments, drawing and resizing, which the grid does not.
What one batch costs
3 credits per commented creative. Four comments spread over three ads is 9 credits, and the button reads Send · 9 cr before you press it.