Use case: ui-mockup, precise edit. Edit the FIRST attached image, the selected Sweat AI Videos contact-sheet mockup. Produce ONE revised high-fidelity desktop UI image, matching its exact 1487 x 1058 canvas and warm light appearance. The user's only requested change is a much SMALLER, DENSER video grid because there are many videos.

PRESERVE THE EXISTING DESIGN: keep the same sidebar width and its Sweat AI wordmark, Chat/Meetings/Social links, selected Videos state, Performance/Spend, Search and Settings. Preserve the header Videos / Your finished films, the top sample-data/date area, existing search, TikTok @getsweat selector, Published date range, Sort: Views at 48h, and grid/list control. Preserve typography, warm paper/charcoal palette, orange accent, overall alignment. Do not redesign surrounding sections, add a new right panel, new page, charts, hero, or extra controls.

DENSITY CHANGE: replace the three enormous feature tiles with a precisely aligned SIX-COLUMN grid showing TWELVE distinct video tiles in TWO full rows, all comfortably visible on this same laptop-size canvas. Keep the content area beginning just under the existing toolbar. Use approximately 16px horizontal gutters and 20px between rows. Each tile about 170–175px wide, with a compact 3:4 portrait poster around 225–235px high, a real 14px semibold title taking at most two lines, then 12px date and one compact 12–13px metrics line. Correctly crop the portrait images for recognizable faces/scenes; do not squeeze or distort them. The first three films retain the same source artwork and title identity as the original: Newton & the counterfeiter; The teenage pilot; The country that wasn't there. They now take only one tile each within the six-column grid. Use the additional actual film stills from attached images 2–5 for The bridge for sale, The Fiji mermaid, Enron's trading floor, and The Loch Ness photograph. Additional small illustrative archive-film previews can show period puppet-story scenes with these labels: The Shakespeare forgery, The Cottingley fairies, The Mechanical Turk, The moon hoax, and The fake banknotes. This is mock content; no real factual result is asserted.

EACH COMPACT TILE: recognizable image, small duration overlay in one lower corner, subtle small play affordance; title below; short date such as Oct 20; one inline metrics row such as 9.2K views · 18.4s watch. Avoid repeating long field labels on every card. No giant buttons under tiles. Remove the large orange Open video button and heavy full-card selection box from the original; clicking the tile is the interaction, with only a thin charcoal border on the selected thumbnail. Remove the redundant separate Published status row to save vertical space because the page is already filtered to published videos. Use light separation and base surface instead of nested cards. Views can be a little stronger than the average-watch figure but all labels must stay readable.

Show all 12 complete tiles, not just six and a clipped second row. Keep the grid visually dense but calm, like a professional media asset browser. This is a library, not a set of promotional cards. Update bottom text to Showing 12 sample videos. Keep Concept · sample data and the illustrative metrics note visible. Current date remains Friday October 23, 2026 in America/New_York; date labels are illustrative and should not contradict the date scope. Do not add winner labels, recommendations, taste scores, new brand assets, blue/purple themes or decorative animation effects.

The revised image should look like the exact same chosen app design with a more useful grid density. Single screen only, no side-by-side before/after, no device bezel, no browser chrome, no numbered options or annotations outside the UI.