Create a Sub-Collection

Create a Sub-Collection

Sub-Collections help you create useful divisions within a parent Collection. You can make as many sub-Collections as necessary to ensure that your assets are well-organized. 

Important: All child Collections will inherit the permissions of the parent Collection.

Create a Sub-Collection

  • Mouse over the Info_Popup.png Info pop-over next to the desired parent Collection.
  • Click "Add Collection" in the lower left corner of the info pop-up.
  • Give your new Collection a name and description (optional).
  • Click "Create".

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