The Library

In short

• Lorvara’s Library keeps your media generated organized by Key Prompt
• Every image and video a Key Prompt makes stays with that prompt’s library, automatically (Library basics)
• Switch between MOOD to see the pictures alone and DATA to see the details
• Media cards provide a quick glance for key metadata for each image, video or audio file
• Attach anything in the Library to a prompt as a reference. You never need to re-upload a file you already made
• COPY URL hands another platform the full-resolution file directly (What you can do with an asset)

Everything a Key Prompt produces stays attached to it. The Library is that attachment made visible, not a general asset store, but this prompt’s results.

Library basics

Image and video tabs, each holding what a given prompt generated in that mode.

Two ways to look. Data gives you the full card: model, aspect ratio, dimensions, size, the Skill it was made with, whether it is a reference. Mood strips all of that away and gives you the pictures alone in a masonry layout, for when you are judging the work rather than auditing it.

Managing media. Each media generated created a media card with controls to make that media the cover image for the prompt so it can be seen more quickly in thumbnails elsewhere in the app. You can also download the original media using the download link. You can quickly copy the URL for the link for use elsewhere. Finally, you can delete any media in the library.

Set a cover. Any asset can become the prompt’s cover image, which is what represents it everywhere else as a low resolution image. In addition, you can hover over the large cover image in the Library and set it from either assets in the library or an image you upload.

What it accepts

	Formats	Size
Images	PNG, JPG, JPEG, WEBP	up to 25 MB
Video	MP4 only	up to 100 MB

MOV and WEBM are not accepted for video, so convert before uploading. The original is kept at full resolution; the smaller versions you see in grids are derived from it, so nothing is lost by the thumbnail.

What you can do with an asset

Hover an image (or touch it, on a phone) and its actions appear:

• Set as cover — makes it the picture that represents this Key Prompt everywhere.
• Copy URL — the direct link to the full-resolution file.
• Download — the original, not the version you are looking at.
• Delete — removes it from the Library.

Copy URL is the one worth knowing about. It is how an image reaches a platform that cannot read your Library: paste the link where that tool asks for an image, rather than downloading and re-uploading.

Good to know

The Library is prompt-level, not project-level. It shows what this Key Prompt made. That is why it shares the Studio’s violet color: both surfaces act on the same object, one changing it and one showing what it produced.

Jumping between Studio and Library. The violet navigation buttons are designed for quick switching between the Studio and Library. However, you can also open a Library Panel in the editor to quickly select references from a prompt’s media library as well as accessing the library of other prompts for fast access to reference images created from other Key Prompts.

Your Gallery is a different surface. The Library is everything a prompt produced; the Gallery is what you chose to show. Visibility for a prompt is based on the Cover image, and that visibility is controlled in the library.

What to read next

• The Studio — where the work is made.
• How do Key Prompts work? — what both surfaces belong to.