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The Library and template editor

Where every asset you generate or upload lives — videos, images, reels, voices, avatars, boards, scenes, and campaigns — plus the visual template editor.

Everything you generate or upload in Ikrames lands in the Library, organized by type and scoped to the brand you're working in. Open Library from the sidebar to reach any surface.

What's in the Library

SurfaceWhat you manage there
MediaA read-only overview of your videos and images
VideosUploaded and generated video clips (B-roll footage)
ImagesGenerated and uploaded images
ReelsYour reel compositions, with live status and the editor
CampaignsPersistent creative sets built by Aurea
BoardsMoodboards — collections of assets
ScenesReusable scene and style references
VoicesText-to-speech voices
AvatarsMulti-image avatars for persona reels

Note. The old Footage page has been retired. It now redirects to your Videos library.

The Media overview shows only videos and images

Library ▸ Media is a quick, read-only dashboard. It previews your most recent videos and images — not every asset type — with a count and a "see all →" link into each dedicated page. There are no edit, favorite, or delete actions here; do those on the Videos or Images pages.

Managing videos and images

Videos lists your clips with an upload drop zone, a tag filter, favoriting, and delete. Images adds a Select mode for bulk actions — add several images to a board, favorite them, or delete them at once. From a single image you can also run follow-up actions (variation, edit, upscale) or save it as a scene. Favorited assets are protected from deletion.

See images and video generation → for how new assets are created.

Reels status and the editor

Library ▸ Reels is the home for your reel compositions. Each card shows a live status — generating, rendering, ready to render, rendered, or failed — and updates itself without a reload. A finished reel plays inline; a ready-to-render one shows a release button with its credit cost. Click Edit on any card to open the fullscreen reel editor →.

Campaigns, boards, and scenes

  • Campaigns are persistent creative sets that Aurea builds for you; open one to revisit its generated pieces.
  • Boards are moodboards — create a board, then add assets to it from the Images page or the board picker.
  • Scenes are reusable references: save a photo with an optional mood, add extra reference images, and let Ikrames distill them into a description. Scenes feed image edits and campaigns as a style/setting reference. Hit Generate with to open Aurea with that scene attached.

Voices and avatars

Voices manages your text-to-speech voices — preview them, set a default, pick a model, and adjust per-voice settings. Avatars manages multi-image avatars: upload an image set, mark the hero frame, and bind a voice.

Note. Designing a voice from a description, cloning one from a sample, or adopting voices from your connected account all need ElevenLabs access — you bring your own key in the Voices panel. See connect your accounts → and brand settings → for setup, including the Persona that persona reels draw on.

Templates: your own and the system set

Templates (in the sidebar) shows your brand's templates alongside a read-only system set, filterable by category (carousel, single image, quote card, reel, and more). Create a blank template in a category, or Fork any template — including a system one — to get an editable, brand-owned copy. System templates can't be edited directly, so forking is how you build on them.

Editing a template on the canvas

Opening one of your templates launches the fullscreen editor, centered on a live canvas you manipulate directly:

  • Move, nudge, and arrange elements on the canvas (arrow keys nudge; Shift nudges further).
  • Edit text inline by clicking into it.
  • Drag new elements in from the palette.
  • Multi-select with a marquee or Shift-click, then group or align.
  • Undo / redo any change with Cmd/Ctrl+Z.
  • Turn on Advanced to reveal the layer tree, the inspector (per-element properties), and the slots — the fields filled with real content at generation time.

Save keeps your work; Publish makes the template available for generation (it must pass validation first).

Importing a template from a reference image

On the Templates page, Vision import turns a reference image into a starting template — Ikrames analyzes the layout and creates an editable draft you can refine in the canvas editor.

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