What the Library is

It fills itself

Open any project, click Library in the left sidebar, and you land on a grid at the /library route. Every creative the project has made is here: ad images, videos, landing pages, voiceovers, all of it. You did not put any of it there. It arrived because you generated it.

That is the one habit to build. The Library behaves like your phone's camera roll. Photos show up because you took them, not because you filed them. A render shows up the instant it finishes, as a new tile, with no step from you.

One project, one Library

The grid is scoped to a single project. Switch projects and you see a completely different Library. There is no org-wide gallery that pools every brand you run, so when you are hunting for a creative, you have to be in the project that made it.

Each tile is one finished render. The grid groups those tiles into five tabs, lets you filter within them, and gives every tile a short menu of reuse actions so a finished creative can go straight back into work. Those are the next three lessons.

What it does not do

A few things the Library looks like it should handle, and does not:

• It takes no uploads. There is no button to drag your own product shot or logo into the grid. Uploads have a real home, covered in the last lesson of this chapter.
• It has no keyword search of your creatives. The search box you will spot only filters the filter options, not your renders.
• It does not store your brand kit. Your logo, palette, and reusable references live in Brand Identity and the Reference Pack, not here.

One bit of housekeeping: the old /files URL still works, but it redirects straight to /library. There is exactly one surface for this, and this is it.