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# Packages, Jobs, and Artboards

Understand packages, jobs, and artboards in BannersUI, including ownership and editing boundaries.

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## Package editing

Package editing is for designers. In BannersUI, you prepare the reusable source content, including artboards, shared layers, brandkits, animation, locks, and output settings.

Common package editing tasks include:

* Review imported artboards, then add, duplicate, rename, or delete them.
* Create or load size presets, and add assisted layouts when enabled.
* Set brand colors and fonts, then configure layer locks and visibility.
* Add animation and save package changes.

## Job editing

Job editing is for end users customizing a package for a specific campaign or request. Users can only change what the designer left unlocked.

Common job editing tasks include:

* Edit approved text and replace approved images or videos.
* Adjust unlocked object placement or styling.
* Preview every artboard.
* Finish the job for output generation.

## Artboard sizes

An artboard has width, height, measurement unit, name, output intent, file size information, and duration information when animation or video output is involved.

Designers can add artboards from:

* An existing size preset.
* A newly created custom preset.
* A duplicated or scaled layout from another artboard.
* AI assisted layout options, when the feature is enabled.

## Shared content across artboards

Many packages use shared layers so one piece of content can appear across multiple artboards. Shared does not always mean identical on every artboard: an image layer can use one applied image on one artboard and a different applied image on another.

Replacing a shared image or editing shared text can update every artboard that uses that layer. In single-artboard view, media replacement is focused on the current artboard. In multi-artboard view, BannersUI may ask whether media replacement should apply only to the current artboard or to every artboard where the image is used.

Use the **Mini Palette** when you need object-level placement changes on one artboard. Use the **Right Palette** when you intend to edit the shared layer content.


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