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The Assets button (top right of the workspace) is more than a media browser. Every result you’ve generated in a project lives here, grouped by date, each with its full generation history and a set of one-click tools for reworking it.
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Browse everything you've made

Click Assets to switch the canvas into a reverse-chronological feed of every image and video generated in this project, grouped under date headers like “Today.”
Assets panel showing a date-grouped feed of every image and video generated in this project
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Open an asset for the full picture

Click any asset to open its detail view. The Details tab shows the exact prompt that produced it and the model used (e.g. “Nano Banana Pro”) — useful for understanding why a result looks the way it does, or for recreating a similar look later. A Comments tab sits alongside it for per-asset feedback and discussion, and a Located chip shows which folder the asset belongs to.
Asset detail view Details tab showing the full generation prompt and model used

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Creation Actions

Every asset’s detail view has a Creation Actions panel for regenerating or refining it without starting over: A matching toolbar at the bottom of the viewer (Relight, Camera Angles, Variate, Background Changer, Upscale, Edit) offers the same kind of one-click regeneration for images already in the canvas view, not just from the Assets feed.

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Organization

Assets aren’t a flat list — each one belongs to a folder (a project’s Default Folder unless you’ve organized further). Use the folder icon next to Located to move an asset elsewhere.
Before you regenerate something from scratch, check its Details tab first — reusing the exact prompt (with one change) is often faster than reconstructing what worked.