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The Assets surface is the library for media you create or use in daoco. It supports generated visuals, uploaded files, post media, thumbnails, and reusable brand assets.

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What Assets helps you do

  • Browse media created in chat and post workflows in a masonry gallery that preserves each asset’s natural shape.
  • Reuse assets in new posts or campaigns.
  • Download files for external use, including exports from chat and the Assets surface.
  • Compare generated variations.
  • Open media details, inspect metadata, and select multiple assets for batch actions.
  • Keep post media connected to the brand workspace.
  • See which campaigns an asset belongs to from the gallery, inspector, or asset details.

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Create or reuse assets

Ask brand chat or /image to generate or edit a visual. Generated results appear in the workflow panel and can be reused later from Assets.
For chat image generation and edits, the agent chooses between GPT Image 2.5 Flare for routine visuals and faster iteration, and Sunburst for intricate detail or precise edits. You can request either model by name. Both cost one premium token for images up to 2048px on the long edge, or two for larger images. The charge follows the dimensions submitted for generation, including when you specify an exact size. Generated images support aspect ratios from 1:3 to 3:1. Requested pixel sizes are adjusted to the model’s size limits, and the result reports its actual dimensions. When you ask for your logo on a generated image, the agent does not draw it. The image is generated with the logo area kept clear, and daoco stamps your approved primary logo file onto the finished image. Say where you want it (for example “logo top left”) to control the position, and ask again on a later edit and the same placement is kept. Ask for the logo to be worked into the scene, such as embossed on a product, only when you accept that the image model will approximate it; the agent says so in its reply. If no primary logo is on file, add one in brand settings first, or ask the agent in chat for logo options and tell it which one to use. Use an SVG or a large PNG for a sharp result. Pick an image in chat with a message like “use option 2” or “make that our logo”, and the agent sets it as the primary logo. It also saves the image to the asset library as a core brand asset. Say “keep this one as a brand asset” and it marks the image core without touching the logo. A brand holds up to five core brand assets, and videos can’t be core. The agent changes neither until you pick an image, and recurring tasks never change them. To replace the logo later, use brand settings or pick another image in chat. daoco does not increase a small logo’s resolution. If logo placement fails, daoco keeps the generated image and reports that the logo is missing so you can request a correction. If the image provider cannot connect before a generation is submitted, daoco retries automatically. A failed generation can also retry when the provider confirms it is safe. Longer image sets can continue across runtime windows without another message from you. If a request may already have been accepted, daoco checks the saved result instead of submitting a possible duplicate. The gallery shows your 100 most recent assets. Use search and the Type, Category, and sort controls to narrow it rather than scrolling for an older file.

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Edit with keywords

Short editing keywords work on the selected or attached image in brand chat. Type the keyword, or its slash alias, with the detail the edit needs. Each edit is saved as a new version of the asset, so the earlier version stays in its history. Plain sentences work too, such as “make this a sticker” or “blur the background”. Cutout and sticker preserve the subject pixels. Resize pads transparent artwork without generating a background, scaling it down when needed to fit the output size. Opaque images use AI to extend the surrounding canvas. Blur, remove, background, and restyle are generative edits using the Sunburst model, so fine detail can shift; check the result before you publish. If several images are attached and none is selected, daoco asks which one to edit. Cutouts and stickers are stored as PNG with transparency. Export them as PNG to keep the transparent background. JPEG exports fill transparent areas with white. When you select a version from history, the export uses that version without changing the asset’s current version.

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Combine images into one frame

Ask daoco to combine attached images, such as “put these 14 screenshots into 4 carousel frames”. It places your original images on a solid background in a grid, with an optional short heading. Nothing is redrawn, so the text in screenshots stays exactly as it was. It can trim status bars and keyboards, and it covers one-time links, emails, and phone numbers with solid boxes. Each frame is saved as a new PNG asset. A frame holds up to 12 images; check the covered areas before you share it.

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Download and resize

Open an asset and use its export control when you need a copy outside daoco. You can keep the original shape or export at 1:1, 16:9, 9:16, 4:3, 3:2, or a size you enter, as PNG or JPEG. A vector asset can also export as SVG, including variants prepared for Adobe, Figma, and Canva. Logos offer ready sizes for icons, app and print use, a horizontal lockup, and social sharing.

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Link assets to a campaign

Open a campaign and choose Assets to see the same asset-library experience filtered to that campaign. Choose Upload assets for a new file or Add from library to link an existing item. Campaign membership appears as a campaign label in the main Assets surface and is searchable by campaign name. Remove takes an asset off the campaign and leaves the file in the library. Delete the asset from the main library when you want to remove the underlying file. Deleting a core brand asset asks twice before it goes.

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Logo generation

Ask brand chat for logo concepts when you need visual exploration.
Review concepts in the logo gallery workflow panel, then ask for smaller iterations such as color, type, spacing, or icon simplification.

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Review assets on mobile

On smaller screens, asset details open as a focused sheet. Use the preview, details, and save actions in that sheet instead of trying to manage the full desktop inspector layout.