History and results

Filter your generation history, bookmark results, and reuse settings.

Everything you generate appears in the history below the form, newest first. Scrolling loads more.

Filtering

Two rows of controls:

Row	Options
Scope	All, the current dataset’s name, or Bookmarked
Media type	All, Image, Video, Audio

A view toggle switches between list and grid. Audio only appears as an option when you are working in a dataset context.

What each entry shows

Anatomy of a history entry

• Mode, model, aspect ratio, resolution
• Seed — click it to copy
• Number of results
• Credits charged
• Duration and creation time
• The final prompt, with the original prompt expandable beneath it
• Reference thumbnails, which preview on hover

Actions on an entry

Action	Notes
Bookmark	Adds it to the bookmarked filter
Edit again	Loads model, ratio, batch size, prompt, references, and model settings back into the form
Rerun	Restores the settings and submits immediately, skipping prompt optimization
HD upscale	Seedance results with a seed
Move to current dataset	Refiles the entry
Delete	Asks for confirmation

Actions on a single result

The action menu on a single result

Hovering an individual image or clip gives you more:

• Download
• Describe the image, video, or audio with AI
• Edit again — reconstructs the settings from the asset itself
• Add as reference image, reference video, or reference audio
• Set as first frame or last frame
• Inside a workspace: Save to Idea, Set as Idea cover, Create idea from image

You can also drag a result straight onto a canvas, or click it to open the full preview dialog.

Retrying a failure

There is no retry button. Use Rerun on the history entry, or Edit again if you want to change something first.

Failures show a plain-language reason. See Troubleshooting for what each one means.

Credits

The credits figure on a history entry is the actual charge, not the estimate. For models billed per second or per minute it is filled in shortly after the result completes, once the real duration is known.