The Ingredients library
Upload, import, draw, and organize the source assets Awa generates from.
Updated 2026-06-11
Ingredients are the raw assets behind every accurate generation: product photos, logos, model references, scene references. The Ingredients tab inside a campaign is the brand-wide library — every campaign for the same brand shares it.

Adding ingredients
- Upload files — single or in batches.
- Import from a URL — paste an image address and it is stored as an ingredient.
- Draw — a focused canvas with pen, eraser, colors, undo/redo. Best for composition guides: sketch "a man holding a bowl, basketball net behind", pair the drawing with a real product photo, and ask Awa to create the real image from that layout.
- Let Awa source them — Awa can browse a website and import the product images you confirm.
- Promote a generated frame — any frame you like can be saved back into the library as a new ingredient.
Batch upload and naming
Upload several files at once and you get a batch review screen before they land in the library. Use it. With two ingredients, names barely matter; with 50 ingredients and a client you return to after two months, "IMG_4302" is a tax on every future session. Name things like "woman in white linen shirt" and tag by what it is for the brand ("model", "product", "scene").
- AI analyze — one click writes titles and tags for the whole batch automatically; you just review them.
- Tag all at once — type a tag in the batch header to apply it to every file in the upload.
- Batch edit — hit Select in the library, pick multiple ingredients, and edit or delete them together. Single-ingredient editing still lives in the info drawer.
Using ingredients
Filter the library by name or tag, open any ingredient in a detail drawer, and send ingredients into the chat composer with one click — selected ingredients highlight, and removing the chip in the composer deselects them in the library. From the detail drawer you can also enter Product Prep.
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