Projects

Keep each body of work, its folders, and its images or clips together.

Before you start

Choose a project location with enough space. Studio uses your first configured location by default.

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A Project is the home for one body of work. Its folders hold source media, finished work, and masks; Prompt Studio saves into the active Project and Gallery shows what is there. You can reorder, archive, move to trash, and restore Projects.

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Draft is ready for quick work; named Projects keep larger bodies of work separate.

Create a project

1. Open Projects.
2. Choose New project.
3. Give it a name that identifies the body of work.
4. Select where the Project should live.
5. Create the input, output, and mask folders you need.
6. Open the project in Prompt Studio and confirm its default output folder.

Projects or folders?

Use a new Project when the work should stand on its own. Use folders inside it for groups such as sources, explorations, masks, and finals.

Archive, trash, and restore

Archive removes a Project from the active list without deleting it. Trash removes it from normal use but leaves a restore path. Read the confirmation before acting on a Project that contains work you need.

Related docs

• Where Studio Saves Project Files
• Choose a Project and Folder
• Gallery