My generations, Favorites and Library

1What lives where

The Studio left menu includes “Home”, “Ideas”, “My generations”, “Library”, “Templates”, “Favorites” and “Academy”; in some layouts there is also “My storyboards”. Five of them matter for this guide:

• My generations: all finished images and videos, a feed in the form of a mosaic;
• Favorites: the same works that you marked with a star;
• My storyboards: saved storyboards (details on the page about storyboards);
• Library: your characters, animals, locations, cities, objects, vehicles, diagrams and styles;
• Templates: ready-made video recipes (guide).

2The “My generations” section

1. Open the section

   In the Studio left menu, click My generations (the top bar has the same item too).

2. Choose the order

   The Newest first / Oldest first button switches the sorting; your choice is remembered.

3. Open a work

   Click a tile: the frame opens large, and a “Preview” panel with actions appears on the right.

4. Load older ones

   If there are many works, there is a Show more button at the bottom.

The feed shows the images and videos you created. If you haven't done anything yet, the section hints: “All your videos and images will appear here”.

3Favorites: the star on a tile

In the top right corner of each tile there is a star. Click it and the work is marked, and the message “Added to favorites” appears. Clicking again removes the mark (“Removed from favorites”). The same mark can be set in the viewing panel with the Add to favorites button.

1. Mark a work

   Click the star on a tile in “My generations”.

2. Open “Favorites”

   In the left menu, click Favorites. Here are only the marked works, even the oldest.

If “Favorites” is empty, Studio hints: “Nothing is pinned yet: click a preview in “My generations””.

4Search your works

1. Click the magnifier

   In the Studio header, the magnifier expands into the Search your generations… bar.

2. Enter a word from the description

   For example, “sunset” or “coffee”, and press Enter.

3. Look at the results

   A “Search generations” panel opens on the right with tiles of what was found; you can refine the query in the “Search more…” field. Clicking a tile opens a large view.

4. Read the report

   Above the tiles, a short “Report” sometimes appears: a brief note on what was found. Without it, the results stay in place.

If nothing is found, Studio says: “Nothing found for …”.

5What you can do with a work

The panel to the right of the viewer offers actions. Some work for videos, some for images:

• Download: save the file to your device;
• Send to Edit: open the frame in the editor (quick edits, redraw an area, extend, crop, watermark; for quick edits see the guide);
• As reference: use the frame as a sample in a new generation;
• Extend: continue the clip; Studio puts the video into the composer, and you only need to describe the continuation and click “Generate”;
• Publish: show the work in the “Community” section (see below);
• Delete: remove the work permanently.

There are helpers too: Enhance (4K) for video (paid), Get prompt — a description that will reproduce the frame (free, limit 30 times per hour and 120 per day), Take style (carry the frame's style to the next generation, paid) and Frame analysis (an assessment through a director's eyes, paid). Before a paid action Studio shows a window with the price, your balance (“Balance”) and the action button — nothing is charged until you press it; more in small Studio things.

A finished video has other items in the viewer's actions menu:

• Edit the clip with words — night, rain, sunset, a different outfit, anime style (guide);
• Subtitles and Translate the clip (subtitles, translation);
• Another format (free) and Brand bar (free) — 9:16 for Reels and a bar with a phone number (finishing a clip);
• Share a link — a public page for the work; images have it too (guide).

6Select and delete several works

1. Turn on selection mode

   Above the mosaic, click Select. The button changes to Done.

2. Mark tiles

   Click the cards; a panel with the caption “Selected: N” appears at the bottom.

3. Act

   Select all / Deselect all mark everything at once, Download as .zip gathers the marked ones into a single .zip (up to 60 files and 800 MB; more), Delete removes the marked ones, Cancel exits the mode.

7Publishing to the “Community”

The Publish button shows the work to all users. Before that, Studio asks: “Publish this image to the “Community”? All users will see it. Continue?”. A globe icon appears on the tile of a published work; to return the work to private, click In the “Community” in the panel (the button changes its label), and “Unpublished” appears.

8Library: characters, places and styles

The Library section is not an archive of works. It holds your “entries” with reference photos that keep the same look across different frames. Tabs by type: “Character”, “Animal”, “Location”, “City”, “Object”, “Vehicle”, “Diagram” and “Style”. A new entry is created with the Create button; for a character without a photo there is Invent without a photo. The “Use in generation” button on a tile attaches the entry to the composer.

How to upload a photo, build a “face map” and, if needed, train a persona is described in detail on the Personas page.

9How long works are kept

The Studio interface doesn't state a storage period, and your generations are not deleted automatically over time: a work stays in the feed until you delete it yourself. The server erases the files of deleted works later, and only if nothing else links to them.

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