Upload and organize your media
Video, photos and audio all live in the project's file system. Upload a file once and it is available to every tool that needs it. This guide covers getting media in and keeping it organized.
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Upload your files
Drag files into the project, or use the upload button. Curtyn handles video, stills and audio, and keeps uploading in the background while you carry on working.
Understand the central file system
A file belongs to the project, not to one tool. The same clip can appear in a review thread, a shotlist and a delivery package while still being a single file in a single place.
Because there is one copy, there is one truth. Replace a file and every tool that uses it shows the new one. Nothing goes stale in a corner.
Organize with folders
Group files into folders that match how you think about the shoot, by day, by scene, by department. A tidy structure now is what makes a file findable under pressure later.
Find a file fast
Search by name, or filter by type to narrow to just video, just stills or just audio. On a project with hundreds of files, this is how you get to the right one in seconds.
Keep storage tidy
Remove files you no longer need to keep the project light and within your storage. Deleted files move to the project's trash first, so a mistake is recoverable rather than final.