> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.relayhub.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Creative

> Browse, manage, and reuse everything you have generated

The **Creative** is the home for all images you generate on the [Create canvas](/creative/create-canvas). It is a gallery plus a session manager: find any image you have made, reopen the canvas that produced it, or branch it into something new.

Open it from **Creative** in the sidebar.

## Gallery

The **Gallery** tab shows every image you have generated, newest first, in a masonry grid that loads more as you scroll.

Filter the grid without reloading:

* **Model**: show only images from a specific model (OpenAI Images 2.0, Nano Banana, Nano Banana Pro, Grok Imagine, Grok Imagine Pro)
* **Session**: show only images from one canvas
* **Date range**: All time, Today, Last 7 days, or Last 30 days

Click any image to open the detail drawer, which shows the full-resolution image alongside the model, prompt, cost, timestamp, and the canvas session it came from.

From the detail drawer you can:

* **Open in Canvas**: jump back to the canvas session that produced the image
* **Branch to New Canvas**: start a fresh canvas seeded with this image
* **Download**: save the full-resolution PNG
* **Delete**: permanently remove the generation (asks for confirmation)

<Note>
  The gallery is personal. You see only your own generations, and other users see only theirs.
</Note>

## Canvas Manager

The **Canvas Manager** tab lists all of your canvas sessions in a table: thumbnail, title, prompt count, image count, total cost, last generated, and last updated. Click a title to reopen that canvas.

Select multiple sessions with the checkboxes to bulk delete old experiments. Deletion asks for confirmation.

<Tip>
  Give your canvases meaningful titles in the canvas toolbar. The Canvas Manager and the gallery's session filter both use them, which makes finding last month's work much easier.
</Tip>
