Strong generations lose value when they are hard to find later. The library turns useful results into reusable references.
Every generated or uploaded asset remains inside the project where it was created. Favorites are for the best materials you want to reuse across projects; they are visible only to you.
Save characters, product frames, visual styles, clean final takes, and motion references. Leave one-off tests inside the project so the library stays useful.
What you need
- At least one generated or uploaded image, video, voice, or audio asset.
Step by step
- 1
Review project materials
Open the project and identify the assets you are likely to reuse.
- 2
Save useful assets
Add the strongest frames, videos, and voices to Favorites.
- 3
Name assets by role
Use names that describe the job: hero product, warm studio light, intro frame, voiceover draft.
- 4
Reuse them in new scenes
Bring saved assets back as references, start frames, or source material for new generations.
- 5
Clean weak versions
Keep the library focused by removing failed tests and duplicates.
What belongs in the library
Repeatable subjects
Characters, products, locations, brand frames, or any material that should stay consistent.
Useful references
Frames that capture the right lighting, camera angle, pose, motion, or visual style.
Final takes
Clean results that may become a start frame, reference, thumbnail, or client-ready option.
FAQ
Do I need to save every generated result?
No. Save only assets you expect to reuse. Everything else remains available inside its project.
Can one asset be used in multiple projects?
Yes. That is the main point of Favorites.
