Library: brand kits, voices, elements and widgets

The Library keeps the things you reuse from one piece to the next: your brand kits, the voices you like, each project’s elements, and the interactive cards Voyager can show in a chat. Open Library in the sidebar. It has four tabs: Brand kits, Voices, Elements and Widgets.

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Brand kits

A brand kit holds a brand’s logo, colors and fonts. When a project has one, Voyager uses it for titles, captions and graphics. Brand kits come from your Voyager account, so you need to be signed in.

• Open a kit by clicking its card to see its description, colors and fonts.
• Set the default for new projects: open the card’s menu (⋯) and choose Set as default, or use Set as default on the kit’s page. New projects start with that kit, and its card shows Default. Choose Remove as default to clear it. A kit marked Team default is your team’s default in your Voyager account.
• Make a new kit: choose New brand kit. Voyager opens a new chat with the request started; finish it with your website or attach your logo, fonts or brand guide, then send.

To use a different kit in one project, change the Brand kit on the project’s page. See set up your brand.

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Voices

Voices lists the voices Voyager can use for narration and voiceover.

• Your voices shows voices you’ve cloned. Choose Clone your voice to make one from a recording of your own voice. Voice cloning is included with Voyager Ultra and GigaMax™; on other plans, See plans shows the options.
• In the Voice library, play a voice to hear it, and star the ones you like to find them under Favorites.

You choose a voice where it’s used: in a chat’s Voice panel, choose Use voice on a voice. To set the voice Voyager uses when you don’t name one, go to Settings → Creative → Default voice.

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Elements

A project’s Elements (formerly Cast) keep its characters, locations and props looking the same in every shot. Elements live in each project on your computer. The tab shows All projects; use the Project menu at the top to show one.

• Add from a photo: choose Add element (or Choose photos when the project has no elements yet) and pick one or more photos. Voyager reads each photo and fills in the description and kind, so you only add a name.
• Describe someone instead: choose Describe one instead, and the agent drafts an element from your description.
• You can also open a project image in Files and choose Add to Elements.

New elements are ready to use right away. Provider safety filters still apply, and a provider can refuse a shot. On Voyager credits, photoreal faces in Seedance video need Voyager Ultra or GigaMax™; on other plans, Voyager says so before anything is sent or charged, and you can use another model or a stylized version of the element.

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Widgets

Widgets are interactive cards the agent can show in a chat: for example, picking shots, reviewing clips one by one, comparing two images or approving a cost. Built-in widgets are always available, and widgets you or the agent save appear here too.

• Use opens a widget in a chat you pick, or in a New conversation.
• Preview lets you try a widget with sample data. Nothing is saved or sent.
• A widget’s menu has Edit with agent, View source, Export, Duplicate, Turn off and Remove.
• Import adds a widget someone exported for you (a .json file).

Choose Settings on the tab to open Widget settings:

• Allow agent-created widgets lets the agent make and revise widgets, within the permissions it already has.
• Save reusable widgets automatically keeps widgets the agent makes in your Library so you can use them again.

Settings → Advanced → Widgets opens this same tab.

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Techniques

Techniques, also in the sidebar, collects tested ways to make things with Voyager, such as animated posters, product films and voiceovers. Search or filter by what you want to make, read a technique in the app, then start a new chat with it attached.