My Projects in Redraw: How to Organize Your Images

Anyone working on several spaces, clients or proposals at the same time knows the problem: dozens of generated images floating around with no context, and no clue which render belongs to which project.
The My Projects feature exists to solve that. With it, you organize your generations into projects, create new images directly inside the right project and resume previous sessions where you left off — keeping renders, tests and results in one place.

What are Projects in Redraw?

A project works like a workspace folder inside Redraw. It brings together the generated images, the tests and the final versions of the same client, space or proposal.
Besides storing images, the project has also become the starting point for new generations. This means you don't have to generate first and organize later: you can open the project and create directly inside it.
In practice, projects let you:

• Organize by project — each client, build or proposal gets its own space.
• Start a new creation inside the project — the generation is created in the right place, with no loose images.
• Continue previous sessions — you resume work already underway instead of starting from scratch.

How do I create a new project?

1. Go to the My Projects tab.
2. Select the Create New Project option.
3. Give the project a clear, specific name. A few examples:
4. • Modern House – Client John
   • Commercial Project – Facades
   • Apartment 402 – Living Room and Kitchen
4. Confirm to create the project.

You can create as many projects as you want and organize each one independently.
Tip: names that combine the type of work with the client's name make it much easier to find things later, especially once your project list grows.

How do I start a new creation inside a project?

This is the most important change in the workflow: instead of generating an image and then deciding where to save it, you start the creation inside the project.

1. In the My Projects tab, open the project you want to work on.
2. Start a new creation from the project itself.
3. Set up the generation as usual — model, reference image, prompt and any other settings.
4. Generate the image.

Everything created at this stage stays linked to the open project. That way you always know where the generation is being made and what you need to do at each step.

How do I save a generated image to a project?

If you generated an image outside a project, you can still organize it afterwards:

1. After generating the image, click the save (floppy disk) icon in the bottom right corner.
2. Choose an existing project or select Create New Project.
3. Click Continue to finish.

How do I resume a previous session?

There's no need to retrace your steps when you come back to a job. When you open a project, Redraw keeps the previous session's history available, with the images and tests you had already made there.
From that point, you can:

• Keep generating new variations in the same context.
• Compare earlier tests with the new results.
• Pick up a proposal from days ago without losing what was already produced.

This is the main gain for anyone handling several clients in parallel: the context of the work stays inside the project.

How do I access and manage my projects?

All the projects you create are gathered in the My Projects tab, each one with its corresponding images. Just click a project to see its contents.

Renaming a project

1. Click the three dots (⋮) next to the project.
2. Select Edit Name.
3. Type the new name and confirm.

Deleting a project

1. Click the three dots (⋮) next to the project.
2. Choose Delete.
3. Confirm the deletion.

Best practices for organizing your projects

• Create the project before you start generating. That way images are organized from the start.
• Use one project per client or per proposal. This keeps spaces from different jobs from getting mixed up.
• Standardize your names. A pattern like Client – Space keeps the list predictable.
• Keep the tests in the same project as the final result. They help you explain your process to the client and serve as a reference for similar jobs.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a limit to how many projects I can create? No. You can create as many projects as you want and organize each one independently.
Do I need a project in order to generate images? It isn't required, but it's recommended. Starting a creation inside a project prevents loose images and makes the material easier to find later.
Can I move an image I saved to the wrong project? You can save the generated image to the correct project using the save (floppy disk) icon and selecting the destination you want.
What happens to the images when I delete a project? Deleting removes the project from your My Projects list. Before confirming, download any images you want to keep.
Do generations made inside a project consume coins as usual? Yes. Coins are consumed according to the model chosen for the generation, whether it starts inside a project or outside one.

Summary

• My Projects organizes your generations by client, space or proposal.
• You can start a new creation inside the project, with no loose images.
• The project keeps the history of previous sessions, making it easier to resume work.
• Projects can be created without limit, renamed and deleted from the three dots (⋮) menu.

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Updated on: 13/08/2026