Where do my generated images and videos go?

Every result is stored in your account and listed on the My Files page, next to the files you uploaded. Each node also keeps its earlier results on the canvas, and every past run stays in the Executions list.

Which files can I upload to Nodaro?

Images in PNG, JPEG or WebP up to 25 MB, videos in MP4, MOV or WebM up to 500 MB, and audio in MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC or OGG up to 50 MB.

Does Clear results delete my files?

No. Clear results only empties the canvas. Your files stay in My Files and your past runs stay in the Executions list.

What is the difference between an asset and a media file?

A media file is one image, video or audio clip. An asset is a reusable character, location, object or creature with a name, a description and approved pictures, which you connect to many nodes to keep it consistent.

Assets and media in Nodaro — My Files, the Gallery, uploads and reusable assets

Where your uploads and results live in Nodaro, which files you can upload, what the Gallery shows, and how assets such as characters differ from media files.

Media are the image, video and audio files you upload or generate in Nodaro. Assets are reusable characters, locations, objects and creatures: each one has a name, a description and approved pictures that you connect to many nodes. Every file you upload or generate is listed on your My Files page, and public results also appear in the community Gallery.

Media files and assets

	Media file	Asset
What it is	One image, video or audio clip	A character, location, object or creature
Where it comes from	An upload, or the result of a node	A studio, such as Character Studio, or a clone from the community library
Where you find it	My Files, and the result history of the node that made it	Your library, and the asset nodes on the canvas
How you use it	Connect it to any input that accepts that kind of media	Connect it to the Assets input of an image or video node, or mention it with `@` in the prompt
What it is for	One step of one workflow	Keeping the same subject in every image and video

Where your files live

My Files

Open My Files in the Activity section of the sidebar. The page lists every image, video and audio file stored in your account: the files you uploaded and the results your runs produced.

Filter the list by type: all, image, video or audio.
Preview a file by clicking it.
Delete files you no longer need. Select several with their check boxes and click Delete Selected.
Watch your storage. The Storage meter shows how much of your plan's storage you use and how much is left. The page warns you when storage runs low.

Storage limits depend on your plan. When your storage is full, the app asks you to free space on My Files or to upgrade.

Results on the canvas

Each node shows its latest result and keeps its earlier results in its result history, so you can go back to an older take. Clear results on the canvas tool bar removes the results from the canvas only. It never deletes files: they stay on My Files, and past runs stay in the Executions list.

The Gallery

Open Gallery in the Activity section of the sidebar to see the Community Gallery, where people share what they create with Nodaro.

Click the heart on an item to add it to your favorites. You need to be signed in.
Use Copy Prompt to reuse the prompt behind a result.
Use Report to flag an item as inappropriate content, a copyright violation or spam.
Show only your own items with My items. Remove from gallery hides one of your items from the public gallery. The original run and its files are not deleted.

Which results are public. On the free tier and on pay-as-you-go, your results appear in the public Gallery. Private mode is a subscription feature, from the Standard plan up. Results made through the MCP server are always private.

Upload your own files

Add a file to a workflow with one of the three upload nodes. Each node takes a file from your computer or a direct URL, and passes the file to every node you connect it to.

Node	Formats	Largest file	Adjust step before upload
Upload Image	PNG, JPEG, WebP	25 MB	Crop with an aspect-ratio preset or freeform, and convert to PNG, JPEG or WebP
Upload Video	MP4, MOV, WebM	500 MB	Crop, trim with a filmstrip, and convert to MP4 or WebM
Upload Audio	MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC, OGG	50 MB	Trim with a waveform, and convert to MP3, WAV, M4A or AAC

The adjust step runs in your browser, so the file you upload is already cropped or trimmed. A video that your browser cannot play is converted automatically first. For a video from YouTube or another social platform, use the Video URL node instead of Upload Video, because it handles the platform download.

How long files are kept

Storage counts against your plan. Uploads and results use your plan's storage. Deleting files on My Files frees space.
Retention follows activity on pay-as-you-go. Your files are kept while your account is active. After about 3 months with no purchase and no credit spend, files older than 60 days may be removed. Spending credits again stops future cleanup.
Keep a named copy. The Save to Storage node saves a result to your account with a file name, a format and a quality. Put it at the end of a workflow that runs on its own, so the result is kept even when nobody has the editor open.

Assets: characters, locations, objects and creatures

An asset keeps one subject the same across many generations. You create it once, approve its pictures, and then connect it wherever the subject appears.

Asset	Node	What it holds
Character	Character Asset	A person: portrait, expressions, poses, motion clips, voice and personality
Location	Location Asset	A place, with variations such as time of day and weather
Object	Object/Props Asset	A product or a prop
Animal or creature	Animal/Creature Asset	A pet, an animal or a fantasy creature

Assets belong to your library, not to a run. Clear results never removes them, and a workflow export With Assets carries characters, objects and locations to another account. See Import and export.

Use a file and an asset in the same node

Connect media files to the References input and assets to the Assets input of Generate Image or Generate Video. The node numbers all of them in one sequence: the images on References first, then the assets in the order you connected them. That numbering is what the prompt and the model use, so what you see in the final-prompt preview is what runs.

An uploaded photo goes to References and a character goes to Assets; the prompt mentions the character by name.

To tell the model what to take from each one, such as the face, the outfit or the background, read Reference roles.

What you can mark as a favorite

Where	What a favorite does
Gallery	Saves an item you like with the heart.
MiniApps	Lists the app under the Favorites tab of the MiniApps page. See Apps.
Components	Lists the component under the Favorites tab of the components browser. See Components and sub-workflows.
Community library	Keeps a listing you may want to clone later. See Community library.
Node presets	Puts a preset in the Favorites band at the top of the node's preset list. Click the star on the preset's row. See Presets.

Assets and media