Media library
Every generation and every upload lands in the project's media library. Nothing is overwritten — the library is the record of what the production actually shot.
Takes
A file can hold several takes. Each take keeps its own prompt, model, settings and duration, so you can compare two attempts side by side and switch which one the timeline uses.
The current take is marked with a star. Switching it updates the timeline without regenerating anything.
A take is a record, so its prompt and settings never change. To try something different, press New take in the inspector. That costs nothing: it opens an empty card at the end of the take list and copies the settings of the take you were looking at. Edit them there and press Generate to spend the credits. The earlier takes stay exactly as they were, and you can click back and forth between them while the empty card waits.
Good Take
Mark a file as a Good Take to flag the ones worth keeping. It is the same idea as circling a take in dailies, and it drives the Good Take filter.
Folders
Folders are for organisation only — moving a file between them does not change anything about the file. Generation nodes can be pointed at a folder so their output lands where you expect.
Importing
Local images, videos and audio can be imported straight into a folder. Imported files behave like generated ones everywhere except that they have no prompt or model attached.
Filters and sorting
The chips filter by kind (video, image, audio) and by Good Take. Sorting covers date added, name, duration and take count. Neither is remembered between visits — a filter you forgot about makes media look like it disappeared.
Deleting and the trash
Deleting is reversible. Whether you delete a file here, delete a folder, or delete a node on the canvas — image, video or audio — the file moves to Trash — it leaves the library but nothing is destroyed. Trash appears at the bottom of the sidebar whenever it holds something.
Files stay there for 30 days and are then removed automatically, along with the stored media. You can restore a file at any point before that, and it returns to the folder it came from.
Two exceptions worth knowing:
- A file still used in a timeline or on the canvas is never removed automatically — it sits in the trash marked in use until you delete it yourself. Cleaning up the canvas after cutting a sequence is normal, and it should not quietly break the edit weeks later.
- Delete forever and Empty trash do destroy the media. Emptying skips anything still in use; deleting a selection forever does not. A timeline clip whose source is destroyed is not removed — it stays in place as an offline clip so the rest of your edit keeps its timing, and you can replace or remove it. Exporting is blocked until you do.
Failed generations
Failures are collected in their own view rather than cluttering the grid. Each one keeps the reason it failed, and the credits for it were already refunded.
Closing a failed tile clears it from your view. The attempt itself is still recorded, so support can look up what went wrong if you get in touch about it.
Last updated 2026-09-11. Prices, model specs and credit costs on this page are read from the live catalogue at build time.