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Library — every draft and every image, never lost

If work disappears when you change your mind, you stop making it. The Library exists so that never happens.

The rule

You paid for it, you keep it. Every credit you spend leaves something you can find later — even if you closed the tab without saving.

The three tabs

Open Growth → Library. It lands on Drafts & posts.

  • Drafts & posts — every post for this venue, newest first: drafts, awaiting approval, scheduled, published, failed, cancelled. Filter pills narrow to one status.
  • Generated images — everything the AI made, plus anything you uploaded. Each tile carries Edit with AI and a ⋯ menu for crop, download, copy link and remove.
  • Generated videos — every clip and film, generated or uploaded. Hover for a silent preview; click for the full-screen player. The ⋯ menu’s Use in a post opens the Composer with that video already attached, so you never download and re-upload your own video.

What you’ll do most

  • Finish a draft — click the card and it reopens in the Composer exactly as you left it. Saving updates it in place rather than making a duplicate.
  • Reuse an image — ⋯ → Copy link, paste into the Composer’s image field. No new credits. This is how one image serves both an Instagram and a Facebook post.
  • Download the original — ⋯ → Download gives the full-resolution file, not the grid thumbnail. That’s the one to hand a designer.
  • Delete a post — Trash works in any state except the few seconds while a post is publishing.

Good to know

  • Videos say which model made them. The name sits with the date under each video, and in the big viewer. It’s the model that actually made it, so if a clip came out well you know what to ask for next time. Photos don’t show this yet.

  • Drafts, cancelled posts and “changes requested” posts can be reopened. Scheduled, publishing and live ones can’t — duplicate those into a new draft instead.

  • Deleting a published post only clears your Library. It does not remove it from Instagram or Facebook; do that on the platform first.

  • Remove takes the tile off the list but keeps the file, so a live post that still uses it never breaks.

  • No storage limit, and nothing is ever auto-deleted. There’s no bulk download or tagging yet.