Organize and keep content
Choose how to keep work: favorites, inspiration, or materials
Decide whether you need a return link, a creative process, or an independent material. A favorite is not a backup.
On this page
Choose by purpose
| I want to... | Use | Remember |
|---|---|---|
| Return to a message or generation | Favorites | It stores a source location. It cannot restore a deleted source or expired access. |
| Keep the inputs, prompt, and selected result | Inspiration collection | Check scope. It does not recursively keep the entire canvas. |
| Organize an image or prompt in my folders | Personal materials | Explicitly add or copy it. Its organization and deletion rules differ from favorites. |
| Keep a complete image outside BANANAI | Download original or cloud-drive backup | This backs up image files, not the entire canvas with every prompt and relationship. |
Choose by what you want to keep
An example
For a poster you like, favorite it to revisit the generation. Collect inspiration to study its references and prompt, after checking scope. Add it to personal materials as a regular reference, and download the original for delivery.
Favorites, Inspiration Library, and Asset Library are separate destinations. Adjusting a read-only favorite layout does not change the source; inspiration details are not another generating workspace.
Relationships and storage
Referencing the same saved image in several places does not save several originals. Active inspiration and personal materials can still retain it and use storage after the source is deleted.
Crop, annotation, outpaint, and regeneration produce new images, not just references. Check actual storage in Settings before clearing unwanted content.