Organize a project with folders

Nested folders, drag-and-drop moves, and the difference between deleting a folder and deleting what is in it.

Folders live inside a project and nest as deep as your structure needs: shoot days inside episodes, selects inside shoot days. If your drive is organized, your project can match it, and a watch folder will even recreate the structure for you on upload.

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The folder menu: rename, delete the folder alone, or delete it with everything inside.

Create and manage folders

Click + Add New, then New Folder. Every folder card has a ... menu; alongside the review link and reel shortcuts, three actions manage the folder itself:

• Rename the folder.
• Delete Folder removes the folder but keeps its contents, which move up a level.
• Delete Folder + Contents removes both. The menu says so in plain words, so the two deletes are never a guess.

Move assets and folders

Drag is the fast path, and it works everywhere you would expect:

• Drag an asset onto a folder card to file it there. Select several first and they all move together.
• Drag a folder onto another folder to nest it, subfolders and all. The app refuses a drop that would put a folder inside itself.
• Drag an asset or folder onto a project in the left navigator to move it to that project. It works in both directions: from the navigator into the open project too.
• Drag onto a level of the breadcrumb to move something back up the path, which is also the quickest undo for a drop that landed one folder too deep.

Prefer menus? Select assets and pick a destination from the move menu instead. Selections work across pages of a large project, so a bulk re-file is one pass, not twenty. Either way a toast confirms where things went.

Find your way back

The breadcrumb at the top shows the folder path you are standing in. Click any level to jump back. For finding things across folder lines, tags and search cut across the structure without disturbing it.