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Reading a creative card
What every part of a creative card means, in both the paid ads library and the organic content library.
Download Markdown ↓Both libraries render the same card. A paid ad and an organic post are translated into one shape first, so the layout never changes under you. What differs is what each half of the card is allowed to say.
The card has four parts, top to bottom: the identity, the media, the facts, and the footer.
The identity row
The icon, the name, one line of context, and the bookmark button.
The name is whatever most specifically identifies the creative.
| Library | Name shown |
|---|---|
| Paid | The linked product's name, or the advertiser's name when the ad resolves to no product |
| Organic | The product name, or the creator's channel name, or the account handle |
Where no icon was collected, the card draws a coloured tile with the first letter instead. The colour is derived from the name, so the same product always gets the same tile.
The subline is the one line of context under the name.
| Library | Subline | Reading |
|---|---|---|
| Paid | Active for 46 days · Meta | Observed active, counted from its disclosed start date |
| Paid | Ran 12 days · TikTok | No longer active, counted between its disclosed start and end dates |
| Paid | Meta | No start date was disclosed, so no duration is claimed |
| Organic | @account · TikTok | The account that posted it, and where |
A green dot before the subline means the ad's observed status is active. Organic posts never carry it.
The bookmark button on the right saves the creative. Saving creatives covers where saved items go.
The media
The creative itself, with up to three markers on it.
- The format chip, top left:
Video,Slideshow,Carousel,Image,DynamicorUnknown. - A position chip such as
2/6when the creative has more than one image. Arrows step through them, and the dot strip underneath prints at most five dots before counting the rest as+n. - A corner chip, bottom right, on paid ads that carry a reported reach:
EU · 265.5K reach. Organic cards have no corner chip.
A video card shows a play glyph over its poster frame. Hovering or focusing the card plays the clip muted and looping. The video file is only fetched at that moment, and a browser set to reduce motion never starts it.
The facts row
Up to four short facts. Which four depends on the library.
| Paid ad | Organic post |
|---|---|
| Reported reach, or Reach unavailable | Views |
| Started, or Seen when no start date was disclosed | Likes |
| Format | Comments |
| Status: Active, Inactive or Unknown | Posted |
Two rules hold across both.
A missing fact is stated, not rounded. A paid ad with no disclosed reach reads Reach unavailable with a dash. It never reads zero.
An organic fact that was never collected is dropped. A post with no comment count shows three facts rather than a fourth reading zero.
Started is the date the platform disclosed. When there is none, the fact becomes Seen, which is the date the ad was first collected. The label always tells you which of the two you are reading.
The footer
- See details → opens the full record: the inspector for a paid ad, the preview and details panel for an organic post.
- The link button opens the destination in a new tab. For a paid ad that is the product it points at, or its ad library entry when there is no product link. For an organic post it is the original post.
- The download button saves the creative's media file: the video when there is one, otherwise the first image. The file is named after the creative. When the browser will not read the file directly, it opens in a new tab instead of failing quietly.