Where your work lands

Everything you generate is kept

Every creative a project makes is saved and turns up in the Library, the project's grid of finished work. Static ads, images, videos, documents, audio, and the rest all land there, sorted into tabs so you can find a kind fast. The old files URL just redirects here, because this grid is where a project's output actually lives.

Nothing gets thrown out when you iterate. Regenerating or remixing a creative adds a new version instead of painting over the old one, and the lineage stays intact, so the trail from a first draft to its later revisions still resolves. Deleting a tile is a soft hide, not a hard erase, which keeps those trails whole. Treat the Library like a photographer's contact sheet: every frame you shot is still there, even the ones you set aside.

What the Library is not

The Library holds generated outputs, not arbitrary files. It is not an upload surface. To bring in your own product photos, people, or backgrounds, you use the Reference Pack dialog or the brand kit, not the Library grid. There is also no free-text search of your creatives yet. You narrow the grid by tab and by the facet filters rather than by typing a name.

Seeing usage over time

Next to the grid, the manage tab charts the project's run and credit usage over time. When you want to know how much a project has generated and what it cost, that is where the history is summed up. The Library shows you the creatives; the manage usage view shows the spend behind them.