Discover — inspiration gallery

Wevion Discover (/creative-hub/discover): a curated recreate-this inspiration gallery. Filter by category, open a composer with the prompt prefilled.

Written By Salvatore Sinigaglia

Last updated 19 days ago

Wevion Discover (/creative-hub/discover): a curated recreate-this inspiration gallery. Filter by category, open a composer with the prompt prefilled.

Discover — inspiration gallery

TL;DR: Discover (/creative-hub/discover, GA, no feature flag) is the home section of the Creative Hub suite — a curated inspiration gallery of creative ideas you can recreate. Each item carries a prefilled prompt and a target: image and video items open the matching generator ready to go, while UGC items point to the UGC section, which is coming soon (not yet available in production builds). Filter by category. Reach it from the Creative Hub → Discover entry in the sidebar or the /creative-hub/discover URL (legacy /creative-hub/explore links redirect here).

Who is this for

Mediabuyers and creators looking for a fast starting point — proven ad angles, UGC hooks, and cinematic looks — rather than a blank prompt box.

What Discover shows

The gallery is a curated static catalog (no user-generated data). Each inspiration item has:

  • title and description
  • thumbnail_url
  • category
  • target — one of ugc, image, or video
  • prompt — a prefilled prompt passed into the target composer

Categories

Items are grouped into filterable categories:

Category keyTheme
ugc_hooksUGC opener hooks
ad_imagesStatic ad images
cinematicCinematic scenes
productProduct shots
lifestyleLifestyle scenes

Discover returns the category list plus the items, and you can filter by an optional category.

"Recreate this"

Every item is a recreate-this shortcut: it links to the target area for its target with the prompt already filled in. An image item opens the image side of the Image & Video Studio, and a video item opens the video side; from there you tweak the prompt, add references or a Brand Kit, and generate. A ugc item points to the UGC section, which is coming soon and not yet available in production builds — the generator does not open there yet.

How to use it

  1. Open Creative Hub → Discover from the sidebar (or go to /creative-hub/discover). Note: the bare /creative-hub URL opens the Drive Files manager, so use the Discover entry, not the bare URL.
  2. Browse the gallery or filter by category (UGC hooks, ad images, cinematic, product, lifestyle).
  3. Pick an item whose look or angle fits your campaign.
  4. Click to open the matching composer with the prompt prefilled.
  5. Adjust the prompt and settings, then generate.

FAQ

What is the Discover page in Wevion Creative Hub?

Discover is the home section of the Creative Hub suite, a curated inspiration gallery of creative ideas you can recreate. Each tile carries a prefilled prompt and a target composer — UGC, image, or video — so clicking it opens the right generator ready to run. It gives you a proven starting angle instead of a blank prompt. You reach it from the Creative Hub → Discover entry in the sidebar or the /creative-hub/discover URL; the bare /creative-hub URL opens the Drive Files manager instead, and legacy /creative-hub/explore links redirect to Discover.

How do the "recreate this" items work?

Each Discover item stores a prompt and a target (ugc, image, or video). When you open an image or video item, Wevion routes you to the matching side of the Image & Video Studio with the prompt already filled in; you then refine the prompt, optionally add reference images or a Brand Kit, and generate your own version. UGC items point to the UGC section, which is coming soon and not yet available in production builds.

Yes. Discover groups items into categories — UGC hooks, ad images, cinematic, product, and lifestyle — and you can filter to one category at a time. The explore endpoint returns both the category list and the items, accepting an optional category parameter. The catalog is a curated static set, so the ideas are consistent rather than user-submitted.