Product

Every asset, with its versions and its tags

The Media Library holds each Brand's files in nested folders and tags them on upload. Version history with an active pointer means replacing a file does not break the posts that use it.

The Media Library filtered to one Brand folder: the folder sidebar, the storage bar with the plan and space used, the filename and AI search fields, and tagged product images.

Every Brand gets its own nested folder tree, so one client's files never mix with another's. Uploaded images are analyzed by a vision model and tagged with objects, scenes and content, each tag carrying a confidence score. Add your own tags beside the AI ones and search across both. Assets are reusable across posts, Campaigns and Brands.

Versions

Each asset keeps a version history with an active-version pointer. Upload a replacement and the pointer moves, so the posts and Campaigns that reference the asset follow it. Compare two versions before you set the active one, and leave comments on the asset itself. Assets run through Approval Workflows the same way posts and Campaign Content Slots do, so a new version is reviewed before it becomes the active one.

  • Upload a new version, compare it against the previous one, and set the active version.
  • Comment on an asset to record what changed and why.
  • Send a new version into the Brand's Approval Workflow and let the named role sign it off.
The asset detail dialog on the Versions tab: the image, three versions with the current one marked, a note on each, and Restore on the two older versions.

Storage

Each Workspace has a storage quota, and the library shows the plan, how much is stored and how much the plan allows, so nobody meets the ceiling at upload time. The limit for each plan is on the pricing page, which always shows what the product applies, so this page prints no figure of its own.

Design Hub

The Design Hub is one surface over Figma, Canva, Shutterstock and Freepik. Browse and search stock imagery, pull design files in, track licensing, and save what you pick straight into the Media Library. All four carry an Integration Hub card and connect from Settings.

AI images

Describe the image you want and Collabre generates one in the composer, beside the post it belongs to. Open an image in the editor to crop it, resize it, adjust it and add text, then save the result as a new version of the asset. LoRA training fine-tunes an image model on your own Brand assets, with dataset management and training job tracking.

  • Write a prompt in the composer and pick from what comes back.
  • Crop, resize and label an image, then save it as a new version of the asset.
  • Build a dataset from Brand assets, start a training job, and watch its status.
LoRA Fine-Tuning with one LoRA adapter that has a dataset attached and a training job that has finished: the LoRA adapter card with its dataset count and job status, and the create-adapter action.

Brand Kit

Each Brand carries a Brand Kit: fonts, imagery, saved hashtag sets, locked templates, a voice score and per-locale language variants. The Kit is what the composer and the Agents draw on, so a caption written for one Brand uses that Brand's hashtags and is scored against that Brand's written guidelines.

  • Upload Brand fonts and imagery once, then reuse them across posts and Campaigns.
  • Save hashtag sets per Brand and drop one into a draft.
  • Score a draft against the Brand's written guidelines and read the feedback.
Brand Settings for one Brand: its name, primary, secondary and accent colors, its content guidelines, and the link to the Brand Kit.

Questions

Nothing breaks. The asset keeps its version history and an active-version pointer, so the replacement becomes the active version and every post and Campaign that references the asset follows it.

Yes. Assets run through the same Approval Workflows as posts and Campaign Content Slots, with ordered stages, required roles and hour deadlines per Brand.

It depends on your plan. The library shows the plan, what is stored and what the plan allows, and /pricing shows the current limit for each plan, the same one the product applies.

Figma, Canva, Shutterstock and Freepik, each with an Integration Hub card. Connect them in Settings, then browse them from the Design Hub and save what you pick into the library.

You can generate one from a written description, and crop, resize, adjust and label one in the built-in editor, saving the result as a new version. The editor handles still images only.

Put one library behind every Brand

Book a walkthrough, or create a Workspace, add a Brand and upload your first folder.

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