> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.videngineer.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Starred analyses & media

> Save full teardowns, clips, frames, and generated assets into Library.

Starred analyses & media answers: **what happens when I star something?**

Starring is the fastest way to keep a teardown or asset without organizing it immediately. Starred items appear in Library smart views and can be moved into folders, collections, or moodboards later.

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## Star a whole analysis

Star the analysis when the whole report is worth returning to: a strong launch reference, a category benchmark, a useful competitor teardown, or one of your own winners.

Starred analyses help you build a playbook over time. They preserve the report context, not just one frame or clip.

## Star media

Star media when one part is the useful reference:

* A cut from The Cuts
* A hook frame
* A product-screen moment
* A cast/object cutout
* A world clean plate
* A Sound Kit item
* An extracted asset

## Organize later

After starring, add the item to:

* A folder when it is a file you need to store
* A collection when it belongs to a research set
* A moodboard when the visual relationship matters
* A share link when you need someone else to review it

## Extension support

The Chrome extension supports star-to-Library from the browser workflow, so you can save while researching. See [Chrome extension](/running/chrome-extension).
