Media library and stock photos

The media library is your brand's own store of images: logos in other formats, product shots, photography, anything you use more than once.

Library versus one-off upload

These are different things and the distinction catches people out.

A one-off upload attaches an image to the post or slide you are working on right now. It is available on every plan, because there has to be a way to put your own picture on your own post.

The media library stores images against the brand so they are there next time, in every project. It is a paid feature with a per-brand storage cap set by your plan.

Stock search

Studio includes stock photo search, so you can find a usable image without leaving the editor or opening an account somewhere else. Selected images drop straight into the slide, poster or scene you are editing.

Stock is often the right answer where generated imagery is weakest: real objects, real places, real people doing specific things. See AI images.

Storage caps

The cap is on stored megabytes per brand, not on how many images you may use. When you are near it, remove what you no longer need; deleting from the library does not alter assets already rendered into a finished carousel or reel.

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