Use Creative Hub files in Campaign Creator
Last updated: May 19, 2026
Use Creative Hub files in Campaign Creator
In Campaign Creator's creative step (Express or Pro), click Choose from Creative Hub instead of upload. Filter Hub assets by tag, folder, type. Pick a file → the ad references it (not duplicates). Updates to the Hub asset propagate until the campaign is published; after publish, the asset is locked at the version used.
Who is this for
Mediabuyers who maintain a centralized asset library in Creative Hub and want to use those assets across campaigns without re-uploading. Agencies sharing assets across client campaigns. Anyone tired of dragging files into multiple campaigns.
Why use Creative Hub instead of direct upload
Direct upload | Creative Hub |
|---|---|
Quick for one-off ad | Built for asset reuse across campaigns |
File lives only in that ad | File lives in Hub, referenced by N ads |
Tag / categorize at upload time per ad | Tag / categorize once in Hub, applies everywhere |
Hard to find again later | Searchable, filtered, organized |
No team-wide visibility | Shared library for the workspace |
No version control | Hub maintains history (basic) |
For one-off ads: direct upload is fine. For repeatable / agency / multi-campaign setups: Hub is essential.
Prerequisites
Creative Hub set up with at least some assets (gs-117)
Optionally: Google Drive sync if your team uses Drive as source (com-112)
Familiarity with Campaign Creator basics
How to pick from Creative Hub
Step 1: Reach the creative step
In Express mode (step 5) or Pro mode (per-ad creative config), you see the creative slot.
Step 2: Click "Choose from Creative Hub"
Toggle/button: Choose from Creative Hub (alongside Upload + AI Generate options).
Step 3: Browse the Hub picker
A modal opens showing Creative Hub contents:
Filter by type: image / video / audio
Filter by tag: by tags you've set (e.g.
summer-2026,client-A,brand-evergreen)Filter by folder: by folders you've created
Search by name: free-text name search
Each asset shows: thumbnail, name, type, aspect ratio, file size, last used date.
Step 4: Pick the asset
Click the asset → preview on the right → Use this creative. The ad uses the asset.
Step 5: Multi-aspect picking
If your ad needs multiple aspect ratios (1:1 + 9:16 + 16:9) and you have separate Hub assets per aspect:
In Pro mode: pick one asset per aspect
In Express: limited to one aspect (usually 1:1 default); switch to Pro for multi-aspect
Reference vs duplicate
When you pick from Hub, the campaign's ad references the Hub asset (not duplicates):
Before publish: if you update the Hub asset (re-upload, rename, retag), the campaign reflects the new state
After publish: the asset is locked at the version used at publish time. Further Hub changes don't affect already-published ads
Hub deletion: deleting a Hub asset DOES NOT remove it from already-published campaigns (asset preserved on the ad platform side). Future ads cannot reuse the deleted asset.
This separation prevents "I edited my Hub creative and my live campaign broke" scenarios.
Filtering for efficiency
By tag
Tag assets at upload (or post-hoc) with meaningful labels:
Brand-level:
brand-evergreen,client-A,client-BCampaign-level:
summer-sale-2026,Q4-promoType:
header-shot,bg-image,product-shot
Then in Campaign Creator: filter by tag for fast picking.
By folder
Hub folders mirror your organization scheme (e.g. Client A/Q1-2026/, Brand Evergreen/).
Pick from the right folder; lots of clutter avoided.
AI-generated assets
Generated via Hub → Generate flow (image / video / avatar / voiceover):
Output lands in Hub like uploaded files
Pickable in Campaign Creator same way
Tag-able + filterable like any asset
Counts toward AI Credits usage (acc-113)
Sharing across workspaces
Within a workspace: all Creative Hub assets accessible to all members per their role.
Across workspaces: Creative Hub is workspace-scoped. To share assets across workspaces (agency with multiple client workspaces):
Upload to each workspace separately
OR use Google Drive sync with each workspace pointing to a shared Drive folder
OR future: shared "Brand Library" feature (roadmap)
Drive sync alternative
If your team works primarily in Drive:
Connect Drive (com-112)
Share Drive folder with Wevion service account
Files auto-import to Creative Hub every 5 min
Pick in Campaign Creator as usual
This way Drive is the source of truth, Hub is the Wevion-side cache.
In data model
When you pick from Hub:
Backend stores reference (Hub asset ID) on the ad's creative config
Lookup happens at publish time (resolves to actual file URL for upload to ad platform)
Audit log records which Hub asset used (action:
ad_creative_select)
What you'll see
In the Hub picker modal:
Grid of asset thumbnails
Filter sidebar (type / tag / folder)
Search bar
Asset preview on right
"Use this creative" button
Once picked:
Ad's creative slot shows the selected asset's thumbnail
Asset name + tags visible
Toggle to "Change" or "Choose different" to swap
Common workflows
Wave campaign launch (template-driven)
Pre-upload all wave assets to Hub (5-20 creatives)
Tag with wave name (e.g.
wave-2026-Q4-week-1)In Bulk Launch: per-row pick from Hub filtered by wave tag
Publish wave
A/B creative test
Same campaign, same audience
3-5 creative variations in same ad set (each an ad)
Each ad references different Hub asset
Run 5-7 days, measure CTR per ad
Client-specific brand library
Upload client's brand assets to Hub
Tag with
client-XAlways filter by
client-Xwhen launching for that clientAvoid using one client's creative in another's campaign
Common issues
"Asset not appearing in Hub picker": not in current workspace OR filter excluding it. Reset filters.
"Wrong aspect ratio in preview": the asset's native aspect doesn't match the placement. Either pick different asset OR use Pro mode for multi-aspect.
"Hub seems empty": nothing uploaded yet. See gs-117.
"Performance differs vs direct upload": should be identical (same file). If you see differences, file a support ticket.
"Updated Hub asset but campaign still uses old": published campaigns lock at publish-time version. Update would require new campaign.
Best practices
Don't delete used assets
Once a Hub asset is in a published campaign, don't delete it (even though the campaign is locked). Future re-launches or duplicates of that campaign may need the original.
Use consistent tags
Establish a tagging convention early. Common: [client]_[campaign]_[type]_[version] (e.g. clientA_summerSale_video_v3).
Pre-upload before launch waves
For Bulk Launch + template-driven workflows: upload all assets to Hub the day before launch. Test in 1-row Bulk Launch dry-run.
Archive old assets
Hub gets cluttered over time. Use folders + archive (move to _archive/ folder) old campaigns' assets to keep current view clean.
Related
Creative — images — image specs
Creative — videos — video specs
Upload your first creative to Creative Hub — Hub setup