My Assets and My runs

Every picture or clip you make, in Create Studio, in the Node Editor or from a template, and every file you upload, becomes an asset in your account. The surface that made it keeps its own view, the Studio canvas, the editor's previews, the My runs list, but My Assets holds all of it in one place and counts it against your plan's storage.

My Assets is a wall of everything, newest first, with a storage meter at the top showing where you stand against your plan. Search by project name, then narrow the whole library with the filters.

Origin

All, Generated, Uploaded or Imported: what you made, what you brought in, and what arrived with a cloned workflow.

Type

All, Images or Videos.

Date

Any time, Today, Last 7 days, Last 30 days or Last year.

Sort

Newest or Oldest.

On a tile

Open takes you to the project that made it. Download saves the original. Move to trash sends it to the bin.

Upload and select

Upload files straight into the library from the header. Select several tiles and act on them together from the footer strip.

My template runs

Every template you ran, newest first: its status, when it ran, the template's name, and the outputs. The outputs are also in My Assets. Re-use this template opens the template page again with the form ready; it does not run anything by itself.

Favorites

The templates and workflows you saved with the heart, newest save first. Kept apart from runs on purpose: saving is intent, running is history.

A template that is gone

If a template you ran is no longer listed, the run and its outputs stay in your account; only the link to the template page goes.

Node projects live under My Node Projects: a grid you can search, sort, and organise into folders. Every project belongs to a folder, and the built-in General folder holds the ones you have not filed; deleting a folder returns its projects there. Studio projects live in Create, each one a canvas of generations.

Deleting a project or an asset moves it to the trash, where each item shows the days it has left. Restore puts it back exactly where it was; deleting it from the trash removes it for good; anything still there after 30 days is removed on its own.

The account trash under Dashboard shows everything together: node and Studio projects as a list, then loose assets as a wall. Projects and Create each have their own bin too, with the same items and the same actions, so undoing a mistake does not mean leaving the room you made it in.