Clone a Library image into a project

Send a Discover image to Image Studio as a reference. Cloning works for images only, not videos, and costs no credits.

Free and ProFree, no creditsLibrary > Discover > open an image > Clone to project

#What it is

Clone copies a Discover image into an Image Studio project and attaches it as a reference. You can then describe what you want and make your own version.

Clone works for images only. Videos cannot be cloned. It is offered for Discover images, not for Spy ads.

#Who can use it

Everyone, on Free and Pro. You need a workspace role that can write (not Viewer).

#Cost

Free, no credits. Cloning uses 0 credits. Making a new image afterwards uses credits and you see the exact price before you confirm.

#Where to find it

Open Library > Discover, choose an image, and look for Clone to project in the right panel.

#Buttons and controls

The Clone to project picker opened on a Discover image, with Create new project and the Existing projects list.
The Clone to project picker opened on a Discover image, with Create new project and the Existing projects list.

#Name in the appWhat it doesPlan
1Clone to projectOpens the project picker.Both
2Create new projectThe top part of the picker.Both
3Project nameType a name for a new project.Both
4CloneMakes the new project and attaches the image. Greyed out until you type a name.Both
5Existing projectsThe list of your projects, newest first, each with Updated and how long ago.Both
6Filter projectsA search box that shows when you have more than 8 projects.Both
Add to calendarBelow the Clone button. Not part of cloning.Both

#How to clone into a new project

  1. Open Library, then Discover.
  2. Choose an image to open it.
  3. Choose Clone to project.
  4. Under Create new project, type a Project name.
  5. Choose Clone.
  6. You land in Image Studio with the image attached as a reference.

#How to clone into an existing project

  1. Open the image and choose Clone to project.
  2. Under Existing projects, choose a project. Use the arrow keys and Enter if you prefer the keyboard.
  3. You land in that project with the image attached.

#How to make your own version

  1. After you clone, Image Studio opens with the image attached as a reference.
  2. Describe the image you want in your own words.
  3. Check the price shown before you confirm. See Create an image.

#Options explained

Reference. The cloned image is attached as a reference, not as the finished picture. Your new image is made from your prompt, using the reference as a guide.

Image only. Clone refuses videos. For a video, download it or save it to a folder.

Spy ads. Spy ads cannot be cloned. Use Recreate and boost on a Spy ad instead. See Recreate a competitor ad.

Projects list. The newest project is at the top. If you have none, the list says so and you can clone into a new one.

#Limits

  • The image can be at most 25 MB.
  • A new project name is up to 80 characters.
  • The filter box shows once you have more than 8 projects.
  • Cloning uses 0 credits.

#When something goes wrong

Message in the appWhat it meansWhat to do
Cloning video assets is not supportedYou tried to clone a video.Clone an image instead.
The image is too large to cloneThe image is bigger than the size limit.Pick a smaller image.
Could not fetch the source imageThe image could not be copied.Try again later.
The source image was not a supported formatThe image type cannot be used.Pick another image.
Pick an existing project or type a new project nameYou did not choose where to clone.Pick a project or type a name.
Project name is too longThe new name is over the limit.Use a shorter name.
Image project not foundThe project you picked no longer exists.Pick another project.
You have no projects yet. Clone into a new one above.You have no projects.Type a Project name and choose Clone.
No projects match "your filter"The filter found nothing.Change the filter.
Library is busy, try again in a few minutesThe collection is busy.Wait and try again.
Something went wrong. Please try again.A general failure.Try again.

#Questions

#Can I clone a video?

No. Clone works for images only.

#Does clone make a copy of the image as my own?

It attaches the image as a reference in your project. Your new image comes from your own description.

#Does cloning cost credits?

No. Making a new image from the reference uses credits, and you see the price first.

#Can I clone an ad from Spy?

No. Clone is for Discover images. For Spy, use Recreate and boost.

#Why is Clone to project missing?

It shows in the opened image from Discover. Open an image first.

#Can I clone into a project I already use?

Yes. Choose it under Existing projects.

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