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Editing Assets

Editing and versioning generated assets


Every image, video, post and document Mavic makes is a versioned asset. You can change it, remake it, restore an older version and review every round of feedback, all without leaving the chat.


The Assets view


At the top of any chat, switch from Chat to Assets. You'll see every asset made in that chat: images, videos, posts and documents. Click one to open it in the asset drawer.


The drawer shows the asset's preview and its actions, such as Publish, Schedule, Add to calendar, Upscale, Edit and Copy, depending on the kind of asset. Below the preview are three sections you can open: Details, Version history and Feedback history.


asset drawer header with Upscale, Edit and Copy


Changing an asset


The quickest way is to reply in the chat:


Make the background brighter and add a soft shadow under the product.


Mavic reads how your message relates to its last reply, so "make it shorter" or "try again" changes what it just made, and a new request starts fresh. Feedback on a post's design edits that post instead of making a new one.


Or work from the drawer:


  1. Open the asset.
  2. Type your change in Describe the change you want...
  3. Click Send feedback (or press Enter).


Mavic makes a new version. The original stays in Version history.


Starting over with New version


When an asset is heading the wrong way, editing it again rarely helps. Remake it instead:


  1. Open the asset.
  2. Type what you want in Describe the change you want...
  3. Click New version (the circular arrow next to the box).


Mavic remakes the asset from scratch instead of editing it. The old versions stay in the history.


Use Send feedback to adjust, and New version to remake.


Approving by reply


When Mavic is waiting for your go-ahead on several items, you don't need to find each card. Reply in plain words:


  • "Approve the first two."
  • "Redo this one, warmer."
  • "Skip the third image."


See The chat: complete guide.


Version history


Open Version history in the drawer. The number next to it shows how many versions there are, and the current one is marked. For each version you can:


  • Preview: look at that version
  • Compare: open it side by side with the current version
  • Restore: make it the latest version (confirm Restore)


Version history with Preview, Compare and Restore


Comparing versions


Click Compare on an older version. Compare Versions opens with the two side by side. Click Use with the older version's number (for example Use v1) to restore it, or Keep with the current one's (for example Keep v2) to leave things as they are.


Compare Versions with Use v1 and Keep v2


Restoring doesn't delete anything. The other versions stay in the history and you can switch back any time.


Feedback history


Open Feedback history to see every change you asked for on this asset, in order. It's useful after several rounds, when you want to go back to "the version after the second round of edits".


Editing other kinds of assets


The same flow works for:


  • Posts: change the copy, hashtags or CTA, or give feedback on the design.
  • Documents (blogs, press releases, emails): add sections, change the tone, expand or shorten.
  • Carousels: change specific slides. A design change applies once, to the whole carousel.
  • Images: click Edit to adjust an image yourself in the editor, or Upscale for a higher-resolution copy.


See Long-form content for documents.


Tips


  • Change in small steps. "Shorten the first paragraph by half" works better than "redo everything".
  • Remake when it's wrong, edit when it's close. Use New version for a fresh start, feedback for fine-tuning.
  • Use Compare for A/B choices. Make two takes, compare them side by side and keep the stronger one.
  • Restore is safe. You can always switch back, so experiment.




Updated: November 2026

Updated on: 01/11/2026

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