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Asset libraries are the building blocks of every Rainfrog workflow. Products, characters, and environments map to dashboard library pages and to nodes on the canvas. Styles are selected on the Style node in the studio. Upload or configure an asset once, and it becomes available across your projects.

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Products

A product asset is the item you want to feature: garments, accessories, bags, packshots, and lifestyle product images.
1

Upload your product image

Open Assets → Products in the Rainfrog studio. Add an image file. High-resolution shots with a clean background yield the best results.
2

Name and organize

Give the product a clear name. Use folders to group collections or seasons.
3

Use it on the canvas

Add a Product node, select the asset, and connect it to a generator.
Product limits by plan:
Upload hero product images at the start of a season. Reuse the same product across many workflows without re-uploading.

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Characters

A character defines who appears in your campaign. Pick a stock character from Rainfrog’s library, or upload your own reference under Assets → Characters.
  • Stock characters — browse and select from the Character node; no upload required
  • Custom characters — upload a clear portrait. Rainfrog keeps likeness consistent across poses and scenes using your reference, not a text description
Character limits by plan:

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Styles

A style encodes color, lighting, and mood. Every image from a workflow that includes that Style node inherits the treatment.
  • Built-in styles — select them on the Style node in the studio
  • Custom styles — create from reference images that represent the look you want
There is no separate Styles page under the Assets sidebar group. Styles are managed from the Style node.

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Environments

An environment defines where the campaign takes place — background, setting, and spatial context.
  • Built-in environments — studio, outdoor, interior, and editorial options on the Environment node
  • Custom environments — upload a reference under Assets → Environments
Style governs the look; environment governs the place. Environment limits by plan:

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Managing your library

Products, characters, and environments live under Assets in the sidebar. Your library is shared across every project in your account.
  • Folders help organize products and characters as the library grows
  • Renaming an asset updates its name in the studio
  • Deleting an asset is permanent and affects workflows that still reference it
Deleting an asset from your library removes it from workflows that relied on it. Regenerating those workflows will not bring the deleted asset back.