Some offers need more than one frame to make the argument: a before and after, three steps, a list of objections answered one per card. Until November 3, every ad Nask AI Studio produced published as its own ad. This release adds a second option to each group of ads: publish the group as one carousel.

What changed

In the plan step of Nask AI Studio, each group of ads now ends with a chip that reads “published as”, with two choices:

  • Separate ads: every ad publishes on its own. This is the default and nothing changes for it.
  • One carousel: the group’s ads become the cards of one swipeable ad, in the order the plan shows them.

A carousel holds 2 to 10 cards. A group with more than 10 is split evenly into several carousels, so 12 ads become two carousels of 6, not one of 10 and one of 2.

When you export the run to Upload & Publish, a run whose groups are all carousels arrives already set up as carousel ads, with the card order taken from the plan. If you have already edited the publish draft, your edits are kept.

What was hardened the same day

Carousels are more fragile to publish than single ads, so the same day shipped three safety fixes:

  • If a publish is interrupted and resumes, Nask AI looks for a carousel it already created in that ad set and adopts it instead of creating a second one.
  • When a carousel is published in several chunks, the card order is frozen at the start, so reordering or approving cards mid-publish cannot ship a card twice.
  • The checks that run before launch also run on every card at launch, so a link or UTM tag edited after the first check is still caught.

What it does not do yet

Today the cards are the group’s ads in plan order. The planner does not yet write the cards as one connected story; that is a separate change.

Where it sits in the workflow

The chip lives in the plan step of Nask AI Studio, between the brief and the review. See the full order on how Nask AI works.