What marketing teams use Glif for
- Paid social and display ads: static ads, video ads and UGC-style creatives for Meta, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn and Google placements
- Every size from one ad: resize a finished ad to 9:16, 4:5, 16:9, 1:1 and 1.91:1 in one step
- Product photography: studio, white-background, lifestyle, flat-lay and on-model shots for ads, landing pages and marketplaces
- Social content: Instagram carousels, Reels, TikToks and thumbnails
- Video: product demos, promos, explainers and short brand films with voiceover, captions and music
- Creative testing: many variations of hooks, visuals and copy from one brief
- Copy: headlines, primary text and CTAs to go with each asset
Stay on brand
Glif gives you several ways to keep every asset consistent, whoever on your team is making it:Set up Glif for your brand
- Save your brand kit to memory. Upload your brand guidelines and logo and ask Glif to remember your colors, fonts, voice and rules.
- Choose a house Style that matches your look.
- Add your product photos and logo as references, and cast Characters for talent.
- Turn your common jobs into Skills to easily run them again the same way.
- Set spending controls so big jobs need approval.
Create your first campaign
- Start a new chat at glif.app.
- Write a brief: product, audience, goal, channels and formats.
- Add your product photos, product page link or brand files.
- Review the first round and ask for changes in the same chat.
- Download the finished assets for each placement.
Commercial use
Paid plans and credit packs include commercial usage rights to what you create, subject to each underlying model’s license. See Credits and Payments.Teams
Each Glif account belongs to one person; there are no shared team workspaces. To keep results consistent across teammates’ accounts, keep a written brand kit and copies of your Skill instructions that everyone uses. For enterprise needs, contact sales@glif.xyz.Use Glif from your other tools
Use Glif from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other AI apps with the Glif MCP server, or automate production with the Glif API. Both use your Glif account, credits and Library.How Glif has changed
If you used Glif before March 2026, it works differently now. Before: Glif was a workflow platform. You built node-based workflows (“spells”), wired up bots and set up multi-step automations yourself. Now: Glif relaunched on early 2026 as a single AI agent with 100+ built-in tools, all in one chat. Instead of building a workflow, you describe what you want and the agent plans and runs the steps for you.
Your old content: to get a copy of your old workflows, agents, chats or media, email contact@glif.xyz.
The old workflow API was retired on May 20, 2026. To use Glif from code or other AI apps, use the Glif MCP server or the Glif API.
Get help
- Email: contact@glif.xyz
- Sales: sales@glif.xyz
- Troubleshooting
More on glif.app
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Agent Reference
Concepts and identifiers
Brand-consistency mechanisms
Operating rules
- Every
compose_projectcall spends credits and starts immediately with no approval step. Confirm scope (asset count, formats, video length) with the user first. - Describe a whole campaign set (formats, variations, scenes) in one request so it stays in one project and shares context.
- To revise or extend earlier work, pass the existing
project_id. Without it, Glif starts blank. - Share the
projectUrlearly so the user can watch progress. - When the user has a brand skill, name it in the prompt instead of restating brand rules.
- The Glif agent can be wrong about its own pricing, refunds or policies. This documentation and contact@glif.xyz are authoritative.