Copy & offers
Put a new message into the existing design.
“Change the headline to ‘Summer essentials, 20% off’. Keep the CTA text unchanged.”
Existing banner. One more revision.
New offer. Different CTA. A little more room for the headline. Describe the change in Foldwrap, then refine the result in your editable banner.
“Change the headline to ‘A fresh start. 20% off.’ and the CTA to ‘Shop the offer’. Keep the artwork.”
Small changes. A complete creative.
Work from the banner you already have. Tell AI which element to change and what the result should look like, then check the returned edit.
Put a new message into the existing design.
“Change the headline to ‘Summer essentials, 20% off’. Keep the CTA text unchanged.”
Describe a focused visual adjustment.
“Set the CTA background to #243D32 and its text to white. Keep the button position.”
Ask for a specific change to an element’s motion.
“Make the headline fade in over 0.5 seconds. Keep the logo animation unchanged.”
Request → Inspect → Refine
Start with an editable banner in Foldwrap. Duplicate the creative first if you need an untouched reference. Words inside a flattened image need to be replaced with editable text before you can change them as copy.
Use the AI editing prompt to name the element and the result you want. Include exact copy, colors, or timing where useful. Say which parts of the design should remain unchanged.
Compare the revised banner with your brief. Correct text, spacing, or timing in the visual editor, or ask for a follow-up change. Preview the full animation and check each affected variant before export.
The edit is a starting point
AI editing works inside your creative. Inspect the text and design, adjust individual elements, and play the animation before calling the revision finished.
Use the AI edit’s undo control when available, or make the next correction manually. Duplicate the creative first when you need to keep a separate original.
Explore the animation controls ↗A little direction goes a long way
A useful edit brief has three parts: the target element, the requested change, and the parts you want to preserve.
Example / Offer revision
Change the headline to “A fresh start. 20% off.” Set the CTA text to “Shop the offer”. Keep the product artwork, logo, background, and animation unchanged.
Preservation is an instruction, not a guarantee. Compare the result with your original and refine any unintended changes.
Before you call it done
Check the exact offer, spelling, line breaks, and button width. A longer CTA can need a layout adjustment.
Compare logos, imagery, colors, and other approved elements with the original. Correct any unintended differences.
Play the whole animation. Check the revised message stays readable and elements do not overlap as they move.
AI editing targets the current variant. Check other sizes and content versions separately; do not assume one prompt updates the whole set.
About prompt-based revisions
Open the banner in Foldwrap and use the AI editing prompt. Describe which element should change and provide the new wording, style, or motion. Review the returned creative and refine it with the editor controls.
This copy-editing workflow needs editable text layers. Text baked into a JPG, PNG, or outlined vector is not a separate text element. Return to the source design or replace the baked-in copy with editable text first.
AI editing targets the current variant, not the whole campaign. Review other sizes and content versions separately. Linked symbols can share content across their instances, so also check any linked elements affected by your changes.
The AI edit result includes an undo action when it is available. You can also make corrections in the editor. If you need to preserve a separate original, duplicate the creative before making changes.
Tell AI which parts to preserve, but check the result. A request can produce unintended changes, and longer copy may need new spacing or line breaks. The returned creative stays editable so you can refine it.
Yes. You can request changes to an element’s animation or timing. Preview the full sequence afterward and use the timeline and animation controls to refine the result.
A different task?
Start from existing Figma frames and check the imported layers.
Figma import workflow ↗Work on composition for a new aspect ratio.
AI banner resizing ↗Translate copy and review language, fit, and reading time.
Banner translation ↗Generate an editable first draft before making revisions.
Create an AI draft ↗For the next “one small change”
Open your banner, describe one change, and review the result in the editor.