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When you open Ad Studio, you’ll see three areas where you’ll spend almost all your time. Knowing what each one does will make every later section faster to follow.

1 · Left sidebar

The URL-to-Ad tool and all your projects.

2 · Center workspace

Format examples and the prompt bar where ads are made.

3 · Prompt bar

The core control surface: format, hook, setting, assets.

4 · Top bar

Navigation, search, upgrades, and your profile.

The left sidebar

The left sidebar has two important sections:
  • Tools — URL to Ad. The fast-path tool. Click it any time you have a product link and want a quick ad.
  • Projects. Every ad you build lives inside a project. Use the search box to find existing projects, or click ”+” to start a new one.

The center workspace

The center is where ad creation happens. By default it shows a grid of format examples — Pro Virtual Try On, Hyper-Motion Product, ASMR, Unboxing, Creator Review, and others — that double as inspiration and a quick-start gallery. Below the examples is the prompt bar, the core control surface:
  • Prompt field. Describe the ad you want. Use the @ symbol to pull in specific products or characters from your library.
  • Format chip (UGC by default). Click to switch between the seven ad formats.
  • Hook. Click to pick from a library of viral hook styles.
  • Setting. Click to choose where the ad takes place.
  • Settings icon. Aspect ratio, quality, and duration controls.
  • Product (+). Upload or pick the product that will be featured.
  • Avatar (+). Upload, generate, or pick the person (real or AI) who appears in the ad.
  • Create. The big purple button that generates your ad.

The top bar

Project navigation, search, contact sales, plan upgrades, notifications, and your profile menu. Standard top-bar functionality — nothing creative happens here.
Try this — Before you read further, open Ad Studio and click each of the four control chips (UGC, Hook, Setting, Settings icon). Just notice what options appear — you’ll get more from the next sections if you’ve already seen the menus.