Art you drew and sounds you recorded can go straight into the game.
Studio's asset library takes them all at once.

  1. 01

    Open the asset library from

    Tap the + next to the box and pick Choose assets. On a computer it is the Add assets button under the box.

    The plus menu: Choose assets, Add image, No guide, Version history and Delete save data
  2. 02

    Switch to the Upload tab

    My Assets and Upload sit at the top of the library that opens. Tap Upload on the right.

    The Asset Library modal with the My Assets and Upload tabs and your folders
  3. 03

    Drop files into the middle

    Tap the frame to pick files. On a computer you can drag and drop instead. The formats and sizes it takes are written right under the frame.

    The upload drop zone: "Drag and drop files" with the supported formats and limits
  4. 04

    Add tags and hit Upload

    Your files line up below, and the × drops any you don't want. Tags (comma separated) and Description (optional) apply to everything you picked this time.

    The Upload tab with a selected image, the tags and description fields and the Upload button
  5. 05

    Point at them in the chat

    Pick one from My Assets, hit Insert, and it lands above the box as 【1】. Then write "make 【1】 the main character" and send.

    The composer with an asset chip numbered 1, referenced in the typed message
1MBlimit per file
300KBlimit for GIF and WebP
2048px long edgeJPG and PNG get shrunk automatically
8 formatsJPG PNG GIF WebP SVG MP3 WAV OGG

If something goes wrong

GIF and WebP are never shrunk automatically, so the animation survives. Over 300KB and you get an error right away. Cut the frames down, or export it as a PNG and add it again. JPG and PNG are shrunk for you however big they are.

If you want to use something now and can't be bothered with tags, Add image in the + menu is faster — the image you pick goes straight into the chat.

Tags and descriptions pay off later. Library search reads them as well as the file name, so rough words like "hero" or "sound effect" are plenty.