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Glass media library containing artwork, film and audio
AI Studio → Media brings generated files into one library. Individual workspaces also provide their own history, so you can return to a song, speech generation or Imagine result without starting over.

Where to look

Reuse previous work

Use Remix where available to return to a generation’s settings. Use previous images as references for another image, video or lip-sync task. Reusing a file does not guarantee the model will reproduce it exactly.

Generation status

Creative jobs can take time. Check whether a job is pending, processing, completed or failed. A failed job is not a finished file; inspect its error before trying another generation. Avoid submitting duplicate jobs simply because a larger render is still processing.
Glass folder holding image, video and music with a download arrow

Filters and library actions

Filter by All, Images, Videos or Audio, then narrow with the available provider tabs (All, ChatGPT, Gemini, Aura Sound). Open images in the zoom/lightbox viewer. Use Rename, Download and Delete, including bulk deletion where available. For music, open View/Extract lyrics, download lyrics as .txt, or choose Edit song to enter the song editor. Use as reference sends compatible media into Imagine.

Download and manage

Inspect the file, then use the download action in the relevant viewer/workspace. Keep a local copy of important finished work. Imagine History supports search, pagination and selecting multiple items for deletion; review the selection before deleting. Generated media uses access-controlled storage links. Do not treat a temporary playback or download link as a permanent public publishing address. Storage and hosting explains the separate AI Builder file system; Studio media and an app’s storage are not the same workspace.
Remix starts a new generation from earlier settings. Review the new result separately.
No. Browsing a library and generating new media are separate actions. Pro or Elite is required for Studio generation controls.