Campaign Studio lets you edit any generated ad using natural language. No design tool needed. Type what you want to change, and Mani applies the edit while preserving your brand identity.
How it works
Open any ad in Campaign Studio by clicking the edit icon. You will see the ad preview on the left and an edit bar on the right. Type what you want to change in the edit bar. Mani interprets your instruction, applies the change, and shows the updated preview immediately. Examples of edits you can type:
- "Make the headline shorter and punchier"
- "Change the CTA to Shop Now"
- "Make it more urgent with a time-limited feel"
- "Add a 20% off mention in the headline"
- "Switch to a question hook instead of a statement"
- "Remove the price and focus on the benefit instead"
Mani applies your edit while keeping everything else intact: brand colors, layout structure, product references, and overall brand voice. The edit affects only what you specifically asked to change.
What you can edit
- Copy: Headline, body text, CTA button text, social proof text, disclaimer text
- Tone: Make it more casual, more formal, more urgent, more playful, more data-driven
- Structure: Reorder elements, add or remove sections, change emphasis
- Format: Convert a static ad into a carousel outline, or vice versa
Edit history
Every edit creates a new version in the version history panel on the right side. You can click any previous version to preview it and revert to it if the latest edit went in the wrong direction. The original generated version is always preserved as version 1. Edits in Campaign Studio do not consume generation credits because they modify existing content rather than generating new content from scratch.
Collaborative editing
On Studio plans with team seats, multiple team members can edit the same ad. Each person's edits create separate versions in the history. The team lead can compare versions side by side and choose which to approve. This is useful for agencies where a copywriter and a creative director both want input on the final ad.