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Redo multiple stills in one submission

Select several images, edit their prompts if needed, and submit one batch from the ad’s still-review page.

01Select before you start a redo

On a standard ad’s still-review page, use Select for redo on every still you want to replace. The selected count and combined credit cost appear in the toolbar. Choose Select all stills when the whole set needs another attempt.

Selection does not start a render. You can keep choosing stills, clear the selection, or adjust prompts before submitting.

  1. Select the stills you want to replace.
  2. Optionally edit the prompt for each selected still.
  3. Check the selected count and credit estimate.
  4. Press Redo selected stills once to submit the batch.

02Make the correction specific

Keep details that are already right and change the part that failed. A concrete description is easier to evaluate than “make it better.” If you want another attempt with the same prompt, leave the selected still’s text unchanged.

Example

The woman holds the bottle in her right hand with the label facing the camera. Keep her blue jacket, the bathroom setting, and the same medium shot. Remove the second bottle from the counter.

03Why the other redo buttons sometimes lock

The quick-redo control on one still submits that image immediately. Once the ad is queued or running, further changes are blocked while the worker uses the scene data.

To redo several images, select them before submitting. If a quick redo is already running, wait for it to finish and return to review. One batch submission does not mean all images render at the same time; the pipeline may process stills in sequence for continuity.

04Review the new stills before animation

The unselected stills are kept. Check the replacements alongside their neighboring scenes, then approve when the sequence looks right.

This batch selector belongs to the standard ad still-review page. Movie frame reviews and the individual media generator have different controls. Replacing a still can also require a new clip for that scene, so review it before moving on.

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