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The Assets page is your workspace’s media library, in the Library area alongside Brand Kit and Elements. Everything you upload and generate collects here, and you organize it the way you would a drive: nested folders, drag-and-drop moves, and search.

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Browse the library

Assets display in a grid or a list. Pick whichever suits the content. Narrow the view with filters for favorites, asset type, date range, and assets you created, or open search and type a few characters to find something by name. Your current folder, view, and search live in the URL, so a refresh puts you back exactly where you were, and links you share open the same view.

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Folders

Folders work the way you expect from a file drive:
  • Create folders anywhere, including folders inside folders, to mirror how you think about the work.
  • Navigate by clicking into a folder; the breadcrumb shows where you are, and your browser’s back button steps you out again.
  • Move assets with the Move to folder dialog, or drag them straight onto a folder card.
  • Pin folders you use often so they stay at the top of the list. This is saved to your browser, so it’s personal to you and doesn’t change what teammates see.
Flowy can also group assets by the project that generated them, using project folders labeled with each project’s title. Folder cards show how many assets they hold, and when filters are active, the count updates to show how many assets match.

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Upload

Use the upload button to bring in your own media. Uploads land in whatever folder you’re viewing, so you can file things correctly as they arrive rather than sorting later.

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Use assets on the canvas

The same library is available inside the editor. Open the asset library from the canvas toolbar, select one or more assets, and add them. They drop onto the canvas as nodes at the center of your current view, ready to connect into your workflow. Multiple selections arrange themselves in a grid so nothing lands on top of anything else.
Generate once, reuse everywhere: an asset in your library can feed any number of canvases across the workspace without regenerating it.
Last modified on August 29, 2026