Organizing your files using folders within a 3Play Media project helps keep your content structured and easily accessible—especially when managing multiple files across various subjects, departments, or use cases. This article walks you through creating a folder and moving files into it for better account organization.
Prerequisites
- You must be working within a selected project in your 3Play Media account.
- You must have permission to manage files and folders within the project.
Steps to Create a Folder
Step 1: Navigate to the Folder Management Section
- From your project dashboard, click on the Folders tab located in the left-hand navigation panel.
Step 2: Click “Manage Folders”
- Click the blue Manage Folders button in the upper right-hand corner.
- Under Manage Folders, click the blue button New Folder.
Step 3: Name Your Folder
- Enter a name for the new folder in the text field that appears.
Step 4: Click “Submit”
- Click the Submit button. Your new folder will now appear in your folder list.
- Once saved, a confirmation message will appear: Success! Successfully created folder.
Steps to Move Files into a Folder
Step 1: Select Files to Move
- In the Files tab of your project, use the checkboxes to select one or more files you wish to move.
Step 2: Click “Move to Folder”
- Once files are selected, click the Move to Folder button in the top action bar.
Step 3: Choose a Destination Folder
- From the menu, select the destination folder.
Step 4: Confirm Move
- Click Move to complete the action.
- Once saved, a confirmation message will appear: Success! Successfully completed Move to folder on # file (s) (file number, file number)
Tips and Best Practices
- Folders are project-specific.
- Remember to use clear, consistent naming conventions for folders (e.g., “Marketing Videos Q2 2025”) to make them easy to locate.
Next Steps
- Learn how to switch between projects as needed and set a default project that automatically loads each time you log in.
- Explore ways to manage folders by renaming, archiving, downloading contents, applying instructions or glossaries, and exporting file data.
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