Every image you process with the Optimizer or generate with the Arts creator is automatically saved to the Image Vault. You do not need to manually export or move files — the vault grows on its own with each job you complete and is always accessible from Gravo's side menu.
The Filter Panel
The vault has a left sidebar with filters for navigating your collection quickly. You can filter by Favorites to see only the images you marked, by time period (This year, This month, This week) or by the processing style applied (Art, Drawing, Engraving, etc.). The counters in each category show you how many images correspond to that filter.
The bottom section of the panel divides your collection into three groups: Total (all your images), Public (those visible in the community) and Private (those only you can see). This separation gives you clear control over what your public profile shares and what remains in your private use.
The Image Gallery
The main panel is the grid gallery. Each image card shows the processed thumbnail with the applied style. Hovering over a card reveals the available actions: download the image, change its visibility between public and private, mark it as a favorite or delete it. The gallery handles your complete history — from the first image you processed to the most recent.
Images in the vault do not expire or disappear — unlike the temporary parameters history, everything saved here stays. This is especially useful when a client comes back with the same reference months later: you can find the already-processed image, download it and use it without having to repeat the work.
Public Images and Your Profile
When you mark an image as public, it appears on your public profile within the Gravo community. Other users can view it, favorite it and use it as a reference or inspiration. This functionality turns your vault into a showcase of the work you choose to share, without exposing the rest of your private collection.
The image vault is the archive of your work. As you process more projects, you accumulate a history of styles and results that serves as a reference for future jobs — and that you can selectively share to build your presence in the laser engraving community.
