Quick summary: The Collection developed in layers: model filtering and infinite scroll, Favorites and Recent, prompt search, custom tags, and Premium, Advanced, or Edit filters. Current help content directly supports tags and image-mode filtering; other controls should be used only when visible in the account.
The early changes improved browsing large libraries
v4.0.3 added model filtering and infinite scroll. v4.2.0 added Favorites and Recent filters. These changes addressed a practical problem: a growing image and video library becomes difficult to scan by date alone.
AI Video Gallery
A preview of selected portrait videos and AI character images.
Search and tags added user-defined organization
v5.0.0 announced prompt search and model filtering in the Collection. v5.1.4 added custom tags and an automatic Global NSFW tag. The release itself warned that the automatic tag might be inaccurate and could be corrected by the user.
Tags should describe a workflow, not only visual content. Project, storyline, source image, approved result, and video-ready are often more useful than broad labels such as “good.” the tag and generation-mode organization workflow provides a maintainable structure.
Image-mode filters completed the media lineage view
v5.5.1 added filters for Premium, Advanced, and Edit outputs. These make it easier to distinguish a source generation from an edit or identity-sensitive Advanced result. They also help trace which image should be used as a video source.
Historical controls may not all appear today
The current Tips & Tricks page directly documents custom tags and filters for Premium, Advanced, and Edit. Prompt search and model filtering are confirmed in the changelog but may vary by interface or account. An update article should not tell every user to click a control that is absent from current help.
Visibility and organization are different systems
A Collection tag does not make an item public. Public Profile visibility uses an eye control on individual media, and highlighted content is managed separately. the item-level public visibility workflow should be used before sharing anything.
What users should do now
- Create a small tag vocabulary tied to real projects.
- Use the visible mode filters to find Premium, Advanced, or edited results.
- Confirm any automatic sensitive-content tag manually.
- Keep a preferred source image identifiable before creating edits or videos.
- Use prompt or model search only when the account currently shows those controls.
SecretOpedia’s Secrets AI media-library update coverage records the historical rollout without overstating current availability.
Because Collection controls were delivered across several releases, availability can be uneven after interface changes. A user should first identify the filters that are visible now, then build tags around stable concepts such as project, storyline, source, approved result, or video-ready status. This keeps the organization useful even if a model name or search control later changes.
the release that added in-chat image edits and result history explains why result history matters, and the Public Profiles release covers the separate decision to publish selected media. the Secrets AI review’s creator-workflow and media-management assessment places those tools in broader product context.
Official sources checked July 12, 2026: Changelog, Tips & Tricks, Public Profiles, Image Editing.
