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# Artboards and Assisted Layouts
Manage banner size presets, artboards, and generated layout variations.
Artboards define each banner size and its layout within a package. You can add, duplicate, and delete artboards.
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### Add an artboard
1. Select Add Artboard or New Artboard above the canvas.
2. Choose an existing artboard as the layout source.
3. Select a size preset, or create a custom preset.
4. Review the scaled preview.
5. Select Create Artboard.
#### Create with AI
When enabled, assisted layouts can generate layout options for a new artboard size.
To generate layout options with AI, create a new preset size first. Then enter your instructions and requirements, and select Generate.
Review rendered layout cards, and select a layout to continue.
The new artboard inherits the source artboard’s visible layers, animation, and layout. It adapts the layout for the selected dimensions.
#### Create a size preset
When creating a new preset, enter a unique preset name and numeric dimensions.
Preset names have length limits, and duplicate names or duplicate settings may be rejected.
### Duplicate an artboard
Use Duplicate Artboard above the canvas when you need a new artboard based on an existing one. Rename the duplicate to distinguish it from its source in exported output.
### Delete an artboard
To delete an artboard, select Artboard Information above the canvas, and then Delete artboard from the Right Palette.
{% hint style="info" %}
You can only delete an artboard if there is more than one open.
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