Library
Finding a creative
The Library holds every creative from every session, everything you have uploaded, and the briefs Nomi writes. It is one long grid, and there are three ways to cut it down to the thing you are after.
Last updated 27 August 2026
Search
The field sits in the middle of the top bar. It reads two things: the name of the creative and the name of the session it came from.
Words are matched one by one rather than as a phrase, so summer shoe finds a creative called shoe-summer-04. A creative is named after the opening of the prompt that made it, until you rename it on the card.
The name written across the top of a card is the filename that creative saves as, built from the pattern in Settings, then You, then Downloads. Search reads the other name, the prompt's own opening or whatever you renamed it to, so the two can differ if your pattern does not include the title.
mod + K opens the same search from anywhere in the app, over your sessions, the Library and your collections at once.
Filters
The Filters button stands at the right of the bar. It opens a list of questions, one screen each:
- Aspect ratio: square, portrait, story, landscape or classic.
- Language: whichever languages the creatives on screen are written in, each named in full.
- Session: whichever sessions the creatives on screen came from.
- Source: generated by Nomi, or uploaded by you.
- Date: any date, today, this week, this month, this year, all time, a named month, or a span you pick off a calendar.
Two answers inside one question widen the results. Answers across two questions narrow them: portrait and German shows portrait German ads only. The button fills in and carries a count while anything is on; Clear all at the foot of the panel turns everything off, the date included.
The filters belong to the Images tab. On Files the panel offers the date and the columns alone, and Video has no filter button: it is an empty state until video ships.
How many columns
At the bottom of the same panel: minus, a slider, plus, anywhere from two to eight. It is an account preference rather than a Library setting, so the grid inside a session follows it too. On a narrow window, or beside an open conversation, the grid draws fewer columns than you asked for rather than shrinking the cards past readable.
Versions sit on one card
An ad and its later edits are one card with small faces along the bottom. Click a face and the family opens on its own, every version as a full card. Filters read through the faces, so filtering to story shape keeps a family that holds one, even when the card on top is square.
If the grid ends up empty, Nothing matches appears with one button that drops the search, the filters and the date together.