Save and share dynamic creative previews

Preview sheets, formerly called tearsheets, are collections of filtered dynamic creative previews you can use to group creative concepts for review and sign off.

To save a set of filtered creative previews, click + To preview sheet. You can add the current previews to an existing preview sheet, or enter a name to create a new preview sheet.

To make sure your reviewers always see the latest feed updates, always add draft creatives to preview sheets.

To view and share saved preview sheets, go to the Dynamic Content tab. Click Preview, then click Preview sheets.

View and edit preview sheets

1. Click the Preview sheets tab.
2. From the list of the preview sheets in your dynamic profile, click the name of the preview sheet to open it.
3. Each preview includes 3 options:
   1. Refresh : Replay a creative's animation.
   2. Information : View details about the creative.
   3. Remove : Remove a creative from a preview sheet.
4. To change the name of a preview sheet, hover over the name, then click Edit .

If you include draft versions in a preview sheet, the drafts include a "Draft" label. Published versions have no label.

Share preview sheets

To share a preview sheet you're viewing, click Share at the top of the page. Anyone who has the link can view a preview sheet – no sign-in is required.

The shareable link you get from the Share window is different from the URL in your browser's address bar. If you copy the URL from your browser's address bar, anyone that wants to view it will need to sign in first. Make sure to copy the link from the Share window so that no sign-in is required.

Profile drafts in preview sheets

When the profile is in draft, and you add a creative to a preview sheet, you're adding the draft version. As long as a profile draft exists, this preview will show the draft profile and draft feed data. When there are no drafts available, the published profile data is shown with a “draft” label. When you create a new profile draft, these previews will show the new draft profile data. >