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fal Assets is your media library on fal. It brings your generated media and uploaded references into one place. Search for earlier work, organize it into collections, and reuse it in your next generation. Open your library at fal.ai/assets. The library belongs to your selected account, so personal work and team work have separate libraries.

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What fal Assets does

  • Finds media. Search with a description, an image, or a video, then narrow the results with filters.
  • Organizes your work. Group assets into collections and folders, apply tags, and favorite items you return to often.
  • Keeps reusable references. Create characters, props, environments, styles, and scenes with reference images and an @handle.
  • Connects generations. Inspect a generation’s prompt and inputs, and see later generations that used an asset.
  • Makes media reusable. Pick library assets in supported fal model inputs or reference them in fal Agent.
  • Exports and shares results. Download files or a ZIP. Eligible accounts can share manual collections with a viewing link.

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From first upload to next generation

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Add

Upload reference media or find an output from a generation included in your account’s library.
2

Find

Browse recent media, describe what you remember, or search with an image or video example.
3

Organize

Add selected assets to a collection, tag them, or turn reference images into a smart entity.
4

Reuse

Select the asset in a supported model input, attach it in Agent, or download it for use elsewhere.

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Access

Assets must be enabled for your account. Enablement includes permission to process request payloads for semantic search. Your account type, organization policy, and role determine which features you can use. See Access and availability.

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Start here

Quickstart

Upload, organize, find, and reuse your first asset

Searching and filtering

Find media by description or example

Collections and folders

Organize a campaign or project

Characters and smart entities

Reuse characters, props, environments, styles, and scenes

Retention and deletion

Understand library removal and file lifetime

Using the Assets API

Browse and organize media programmatically