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The Guide Chapter 6 of 13

Your library

The Library (header: Library; Account menu: Your library) is the one page that shows everything the account holds, read from the same source as the Editor's media list, so a piece is in both places under the same name.

  • Add to your library at the top is a drop zone: a picture, a video or a sound file from the device lands in My uploads under its own name the moment it is added. A phone opens this page from a link an agent gives.
  • What you have below it: tabs for Everything, My uploads, Brand kit (Enterprise), and each studio that has something; a search over names, notes and the project a piece came from.
  • Each card: the thumbnail, the name you gave it or the studio's, Name this (a name and a note, the same everywhere the piece appears), Play or View large, Open in its studio, Open the file, and Open in the Editor, which makes a new edit with that piece on the timeline.
  • Several at once: tick cards and one button opens them all in one new edit, in that order (up to 40).
  • Sound is listed with a player; it is used from the Editor's Sound tab, which knows it.
  • Keep on SceneRender (Enterprise plans): a switch on the drop zone, and on every card in My uploads. A kept file is never sent to any AI engine and never looked at by any model, not even the safety or real-person checks. It goes on the Editor's timeline, is cut, captioned, scored with narration and music made from words, rendered on our own servers and downloaded. It cannot be posted, listed or sent to Printify from here, no AI scene change touches a join beside it (a library transition joins it instead), and a frame, a copy or a rendered video made from it is kept with it. The file is also known by its bytes: the same file uploaded again under another name, by anyone on your team, is recognised and kept with the original. Tick the switch before the upload and no look is ever taken; tick it on a card later and it holds from then on. The plan's holder can take a file off the switch; a seat cannot. The plan page shows the holder every kept file and every step that was refused because of one.

Naming pieces pays off later: the name shows in the Editor, the Library and Spark's view of your files, so "Our shopfront" is easier to find than IMG_0042.