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The Assets Tab

Store the raw material for a thumbnail — photos, graphics, mockups, docs, and links — organize it in shared folders, and generate AI mockups.

Assets is the source material for your thumbnails — the raw photos, exported graphics, AI mockups, reference docs, and links your team works from. Anything you gather here can be dropped onto the The Brainstorm Tab board or pulled straight into an iteration on the The Iterate Tab tab.

The Assets tab with a folder and a grid of photos, graphics, and a mockup.

Add and organize assets

Use Add to upload files or paste a link. Assets are grouped into a few kinds — photos, graphics, mockups, docs, and links — and you can filter by kind, search by name, and switch between a grid and a list.

The Assets toolbar with scope, kind filter, folder breadcrumbs, search, and view controls.

Create folders to keep things tidy — "References", "B-roll", "Logos". Folders are shared across your team, so the same logo pack is reusable on every project. Drag assets into a folder, or move a selection with the action bar.

This project vs. your whole library

The scope toggle switches between This project — assets uploaded to the project you are in — and All projects, your team's entire asset library. Reuse a headshot or a logo set across projects without re-uploading it.

The Assets scope toggle set between this project and all projects.

Generate AI mockups

Beyond storing raw material, Assets can generate thumbnail mockups with AI. Use Generate Mockup to describe a thumbnail from a prompt, or select a few source photos and graphics and remix them into new directions in the mockup studio.

The Generate Mockup button in the Assets toolbar.

Generated mockups are saved as assets like any other, so you can send a promising one straight into an iteration for real review.

Common mistakes

Re-uploading the same files on every project

Switch the scope to All projects and reuse what is already there. Team folders exist so your logos, headshots, and B-roll live in one place.

Treating a mockup as a finished thumbnail

AI mockups are a starting point. Send the best one into a concept's iteration sequence and refine it on the The Iterate Tab tab before flagging anything final.

Last updated 2026-07-10