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# Febrero

Entradas del registro de cambios publicadas In febrero de 2026.

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## Creatives: reglas de imagen a nivel de proyecto

### ¿Qué ha cambiado?

¡Presentamos las reglas de imagen a nivel de proyecto In el Editor de imágenes!

* Las reglas de imagen a nivel de proyecto son [reglas de imagen](https://helpcenter.channable.com/manage-improve-product-data/creatives-create-and-edit-images/image-rules) que puedes utiliza en **A nivel de proyecto** In el **Creatives** pestaña.
* Al mover las reglas de imagen A nivel de proyecto, hemos eliminado barreras específicas del feed e "atajos del proyecto donante", introduciendo una infraestructura de Regola más flexible que admite la creación de plantillas con un clic e Mapeo de varios enlaces para Meta.
* Las reglas de imagen a nivel de feed no se ven afectadas por la adición di reglas de imagen a nivel de proyecto.

Más información sobre [usando reglas de imagen a nivel de proyecto](/manage-improve-product-data/manage-product-and-improve-data-es/creatives-crea-y-edita-imagenes/image-rules/como-utilizar-reglas-de-imagen-a-nivel-de-proyecto.md).
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