Feed a creative back as grounding

From output back to input

Most of what you do in the Library keeps a creative as a creative. There is one move that does something different: it turns a finished render into grounding that shapes everything you make next.

Open the Reference Pack's asset browser and switch to its Generations tab. That tab lists your project's own renders. Add one into the Reference Pack, and from that point on, downstream generations treat it as an image reference. It feeds image-to-image and image-to-video renders, so new creatives come out consistent with the one you chose.

How a strong result compounds

Say you nail the exact lighting and product angle on a single ad. Rather than describing that look in words every single time, you add that image to the Reference Pack and point future renders straight at it, the way you would hand a new designer your best past piece and tell them to match it. The model has the real thing to anchor on, not a paragraph about it. That is how one good result compounds instead of staying a one-off.

One project at a time

The Library belongs to one project, and access is gated to that project. There is no move or copy of a creative from one project's Library into another. If two brands both need the same asset, each project grounds and generates on its own. That keeps a brand's look from leaking sideways into work it does not belong to.

The Reference Pack has its own chapter for the full picture. The one thing to carry out of the Library is this: a finished tile is not only something you ship. It can become the reference that makes the next batch better than the last.