Your media library is now a real workspace. Search any video down to the spoken word, browse a big library like files on your computer, reach inside an upload for the exact clips you need, and reorganize without ever losing a file. Here is everything new in Folders, including a few upgrades you will feel before you can name them.

Find the exact moment, not just the file.

Click any file or project and the Media Inspector docks to the right of your folder, so you review without losing your place.

Pro tip from the coaches: Search the idea, not the file name. A phrase someone said on camera finds the clip even when the file is called untitled-v3.

Browse a big library at a glance.

The Folders landing reads like a file system, built to scale well past a few dozen items.

Reach inside any upload and grab the clips you want.

A multi-file upload opens into individual clips, so you act on exactly what you need.

Pro tip from the coaches: The collector holds your selection the whole way. Build the set first, jumping folder to folder, then act once at the end.

Organize without fear.

Reorganizing is fast, and nothing destructive happens by surprise.

The upgrades you feel but cannot see.

Some of the best changes are the ones you never have to think about.

What stays the same.

Your existing folders and everything in them are intact. A file can live in several folders at once, which is by design. A folder card counts its own direct files; when you select a folder for an action, each file is collected once across its subfolders, and the collector notes any de-duplication.

Common questions.

Here are answers to questions you may have as you work in your upgraded folders for the first time:

Why does my selection count differ from the folder card?

A card shows that folder's own direct files. When you select a whole folder for an action, we gather the files across it and its subfolders and count each one once, so a file shared by a parent and a subfolder is never double-counted. The collector notes when that happens.

What is the difference between Files and Projects?

Files are your raw and source media. Projects are Media Studio bundles or edited deliverables built from that media. They sit in separate sections so a source is never mistaken for a finished piece.

I dragged files onto a folder. Where did they go?

Through the normal pipeline. They are processed for a thumbnail, transcript, and AI summary, enter the approval inbox where it applies, and land in that folder.

Can I search transcripts across a whole folder?

Searching a single video's transcript is live now in the Media Inspector. Folder-wide transcript search is rolling out and turns on per workspace as it reaches you. You can search from your Dashboard to index content from your entire channel.

That is a current limitation of how multi-file uploads are grouped. Per-clip links are coming in upcoming work.

Did my existing folders change?

Your folders and their contents are intact. The experience around them is what changed.

Coming soon: folders that organize themselves.

Auto-organizing collections that group your content by context, and folders that understand your productions. Less hand-sorting. More finding.

Log in. Open Folders. Find your work.

📁 Want the full walkthrough? See How to Use Folders on MarketScale.

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