#Media galleries

A browsable collection of images, video, or audio, gathered into one place you can scan, reuse, and download.

#Overview

When Arachne produces or gathers visual and audio work, it presents it as a media gallery: a single collection you can browse rather than a scattering of separate files. Whether it is a set of images Arachne created, short video, or generated voice and audio, the gallery brings everything together so you can look through it at a glance.

The media gallery is one of the eight ways Nourva presents what it produces. Like every result, what appears in a gallery is saved as an artifact, so the collection is not throwaway — you can return to it, reuse pieces of it, and build on it later.

#What you can do

A media gallery is built for browsing and reusing media. With one you can:

  • Scan a whole collection of images, video, or audio at once instead of opening pieces one by one.
  • Browse through the items and look at any one closely.
  • Reuse any piece of the gallery in your ongoing work.
  • Download what you want to keep, whether a single item or the collection.
  • Come back to the gallery later, because it is saved as an artifact you can find and reopen.
  • Ask for more — additional variations or new pieces added to the collection.

#How to use it

A media gallery appears on its own when the work calls for it — when Arachne creates or gathers images, video, or audio, it chooses this format automatically. To work with one:

  1. Describe the visual or audio result you want. Arachne can create images from a description, produce short video, or generate voice and audio.
  2. Browse the gallery when it arrives. Scan the collection, then look closely at any item that catches your eye.
  3. Reuse or download what you want — a single piece or the whole collection.
  4. Ask for changes in plain language if something is not quite right: more variations, a different direction, or new items added.
  5. Reopen it later. The gallery is saved as an artifact, so you can find it again whenever you need it.
Tip

Nourva chooses the format that fits the work, but you can ask for a different one. If you would rather see your media organized another way, just say so.

#Examples

Create images and browse the set:

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Create four logo ideas for a calm, modern coffee brand

You see a media gallery of four logo images. You browse them, open the one you like best to look closely, and download it.

Produce a short video:

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Make a short looping animation of waves on a dark beach

You see a media gallery containing the short video. You play it, decide it works, and download it.

Generate voice from text:

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Read this welcome message aloud in a warm, calm voice

You see a media gallery with the generated audio. You listen, ask for a slightly slower pace, and the gallery updates with the new version.

#Tips

  • Be specific about the look, length, or tone you want — the clearer your description, the closer the first results land.
  • If you want options, ask for several at once; a gallery is built to hold a set you can compare side by side.
  • Refine in plain language. You do not have to settle for the first pass — ask for more variations or a different direction until it is right.
  • Download what matters as you go, and trust that the gallery stays saved as an artifact you can return to.