Upload & Publish is the part of Nask AI for creatives you already made: you bring the files, Nask AI writes the copy, builds every placement and publishes to Meta. Until this release, every ad in one ad set shared the same destination link, the brand’s UTM tags and an automatic name. That works for one offer and breaks the moment one deck holds ads for two pages, or a client wants each ad named for their own reporting. The November 2 release fixes that, and a November 3 update hardened it.

What changed

Every staged card in Upload & Publish now has a Link, UTMs & name panel. Open it and you can set, for that ad only:

  • the website URL the ad sends people to,
  • the UTM tags added to that URL,
  • the ad’s name as it appears in Meta.

The panel adds no cost. Leave a field blank and the ad falls back to the ad set’s URL, the brand’s UTM tags and the automatic name, the same as before. The panel header shows how many fields are set and how many need fixing, so a card with a problem is visible from the grid.

The values are saved with the deck draft, so they survive a refresh, and they travel all the way to Meta when you publish. A value typed on the card is never replaced by the ad set’s default when the publish editor reloads.

What gets checked before publishing

When you click Continue, Nask AI checks the whole deck at once and lists every problem inline, numbered the way the grid shows the cards, and jumps you to the first one. The same rule applies to every path into publishing: a single ad set cannot mix ads with their own URL and ads that fall back to the brand default, because that is how ads end up sending people to the wrong page. Full web addresses pasted into the UTM field are caught as well.

The same per-ad URL, UTM tags and ad name are available to the Nask AI agent when it uploads a deck for you.

Where it sits in the workflow

Upload & Publish is the second way into publishing, next to generating ads in Nask AI Studio. Both end in the same publish step and the same funnel tracking. The order is laid out on how Nask AI works.