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Library answers: where do my best teardowns, media, and extracted assets live after I save them? Your Library is the workspace for turning research into a durable reference system. It holds starred analyses, starred media, cutouts, clean plates, extracted assets, Folders, Collections, and share links. Canvas is a separate board for composing those materials later.
videngineer Library root showing asset folders and saved media cards

Library root with the Assets tree and saved folders.

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What lives in Library

Canvas is not a Library organizer. Use Folders and Collections to organize and find assets in Library, then open Canvas separately when you want to compose them on a board. Team workspaces add a shared Library and pooled credits. See Team plan & seats.

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How items get into Library

  • Star an analysis from a teardown or analyses list.
  • Star a media item, frame, cut, cutout, or clean plate.
  • Save extracted assets from Asset Extractor into a Folder or Library root.
  • Use the Chrome extension’s star-to-Library action.
Collections are not save targets. Save into a Folder (or Library root), then create a Collection filter that finds the assets you care about.

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Good Library structure

Use one of these patterns:
  • By campaign: Launch, Black Friday, Product Hunt, webinar, feature release
  • By category: Founder videos, UGC ads, cinematic brand films, product demos
  • By client or team: Client A, Client B, sales enablement, growth tests
  • By job: Hooks, proof moments, product screens, sound references, transitions
Folders hold the files. Collections surface matching assets by kind, brand, who saved them, date, title, metadata, or tags.

Saving & organizing

Folders, Collections, Canvas, share links, and trash behavior.

Search & filters

Find saved analyses and assets quickly.

Starred analyses & media

What happens when you star a teardown or media item.

Chrome extension

Save to Library while researching in the browser.