Image library

Images come from three places: the app's curated Stock Library, My Images, your private upload library, and Influencers, the shared catalog of AI personas and drawn characters. All three live in the image picker you'll meet throughout the app — in the editor, in template slots, and on a project's Overview tab. Picking an influencer photo for a template slot makes every generated post draw that same person or character (see Templates).

#Stock Library

A curated collection of high-quality images indexed for semantic search — you search by meaning, not keywords. Searching "cozy tea" finds warm café scenes even if no filename says "tea".

• In the picker, the Stock Library tab is active by default. Type in the search box or scroll to browse.
• The Content item in the sidebar opens the same library full-page for browsing and searching (it's browse-only — inserting images happens through the picker).

#My Images (your uploads)

Your own photos and assets, private to your account:

1. Open the image picker and switch to the My Images tab.
2. Click Upload and choose a file.
3. The image appears at the top of your grid, ready to use anywhere — slides, template slots, brand images.

Supported formats: PNG, JPEG, WebP, and HEIC/HEIF up to 10 MB. iPhone HEIC photos are converted to JPEG automatically on upload — no need to convert them yourself. Files are identified by their actual content, so a mislabeled extension won't trip it up.

Uploads are stored privately and served through short-lived signed links — they're never publicly accessible.

#Folders

Group your uploads into folders from the chip row at the top of My Images: click + New folder, name it, and anything you upload while it's selected lands in it. Hover an image to move it to another folder. A template image set to My folder draws a random image from the folder you choose on every generated post.

#Brand assets

Each project's Overview → Edit brand has a dedicated logo and a collection of images. Choose Product photo, App screenshot, Lifestyle photo, or Style reference when uploading. Add an optional description of what each image shows to help match it to a slide.

The same collection appears in Content → My folders → <project name> - assets, including when it is empty. Renaming the project updates the folder's name and keeps template selections connected. Images added or edited in either screen appear in both. Uploads and removals save immediately; use Save image details after changing a type or description.

Brand folders select images by type and relevance to the slide. Logos, screenshots, and existing photos keep their original pixels when placed directly. Product photos can also guide a newly generated product scene. Style references guide generated images and are never picked as a finished photo from a folder. A folder with only style references needs a photo or screenshot before it can fill a My folder slot.

Replacing a logo or removing an image from the brand keeps the original file in All uploads and in posts already using it.

#Influencer scene references

When remixing a human influencer's base image, choose Scene reference → Choose photo to use a saved UGC photo from the shared library. The photo guides the pose, framing and lighting; the selected influencer supplies the face, hair and build.

Leave Changes (optional) blank to keep the scene, or describe what to change. Choose a photo with one main person. Scene references require access to the shared image library and work in both Instant and Batch mode when Batch is available. They use the usual remix price shown on the button. You can also generate from a description without a scene reference.

This option is for human base-image remixes. Remixing an existing influencer photo already uses that photo as its starting scene.

#Where the picker appears

• Editor — Add Image on a slide or in the properties panel.
• Template editor — an image's Choose image / Replace image button sets it.
• Overview tab — the logo and brand assets use the same upload pipeline (PNG/JPEG/WebP there).

Filter My Images by filename with the filter box; stock search shows results ranked by semantic similarity.