Create a Collection

Create a Collection

Collections are the primary way to make assets available to account members. Collections provide a natural way to navigate through a set of files, much like folders on your computer. To create a Collection follow the instructions below.

A file can be in as many Collections as you want without making duplicate files. This is because the Collections contain a digital copy of the file stored in the File Vault.

Create a Collection

  • Mouse over the + next to the search bar in the Libraries Panel.
  • Click "New Collection…"
  • Give your new Collection a name and description (optional).
  • Click "Create".

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