Variants and iterations

Three takes on the same picture, or one picture changed until it is right: those are different acts, and Nomi keeps them apart. This page covers what a variation is, what it costs, and where the versions go.

Three variations, one click

Hover a creative, open the ⋯ and press Create variations. Three renders start together, 9 credits for the three at 3 apiece. Nomi asks before it spends, every time, whatever ceiling you set under Confirm before spending.

A variation keeps the composition, the product and every word of the copy exactly as they are, and changes only the execution: the light, the materials, the way the thing is photographed. Each comes back at the same shape as the picture it came from, in about twenty seconds. One failing does not stop the other two.

If what you want is another angle, another headline or another offer, that is not a variation. Ask for it in the conversation instead, and each ad you ask for arrives as a creative of its own.

Where the three land

They join the grid you started from, and that grid keeps one ad on one card: a small face in the card's bottom corner carries the count. Press the face and the grid scopes to that family, the original and its three variations side by side, headed 4 versions. All creatives in a session, or All images in the Library, takes you back out.

A collection is the exception. It holds exactly the pictures you put in it, so a variation you saved into one shows there as its own card.

Batch resize and localize

The selection bar prevents a second resize or localize request while confirmation or sending is pending. Changing the selection before confirming cancels that pending choice. If you change the selection after sending, the earlier batch continues without clearing your new selection.

Filling a missing format

Inside a family in the Library or a session, a dimmed format mark identifies a shape that language does not have yet. Click it to render that shape. The mark is unavailable while confirmation or the request is pending. If the request fails, Nomi tells you and you can try again.

What replaces, and what sits beside

An edit is the same ad made again, so the newest one is what the card shows. A variation, a resize and another market's language are things you keep, so they sit beside the original rather than hiding it.

Nothing is lost either way. The rail down the left of the editor lists every version of the ad, oldest at the top, and clicking one takes you back to it. A version whose render failed is retried from that rail.