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Projects

A project is one film. It holds your pages, everything the studio makes from them, and all the notes. You always work inside a project.

Make a project

Go to Projects and click New project. Give it a name. That is all.

The name becomes the address of the project, and each stage has its own page inside it. You can rename a project later.

Bring your files in

Open the Source stage and drop your files on the page, or click Import comic pages. You can import:

  • Pictures — .png .jpg .jpeg .webp .gif .bmp .avif
  • Comic files — .cbz and .zip. Every picture inside becomes one page.
  • Scripts and notes — .srt .vtt .txt .md .json
  • Video — .mp4 .webm .mov .m4v
  • Sound — .mp3 .wav .m4a

Each file can be up to 100 MB. Pages keep the order you imported them in, and that order is the reading order for the whole film. Check it before you go on.

How files are kept

Every file sits in a folder. Folders are made for you: what you import goes into an Imported folder, and every run of a step puts its results in a new folder named after that step. Each stage shows you only its own folders, so the Source page shows pages and panels, the Art page shows artwork, and so on.

Click a file to open it. Next to it you see:

  • Notes — what the plan step wrote about this file. You can change them.
  • History — every change you made to this file. You can go back.

When a project is full

A project holds one film. It is not a drive, and it does not grow for ever.

Before that, when it is nearly full, a line at the top of the studio tells you, so it is not a surprise. When it is full, the studio says so and stops taking new files. Nothing you already made is lost or changed. Do this:

  1. Go to the Deliver stage.
  2. Download your film, and the whole project as a zip if you want everything.
  3. Start a new project and carry on working there.

If it is a chapter you have finished, delete the old project once you have the files. That also frees one of the projects your plan allows. See Plans & credits.

How many projects you can have

An account with no plan can have 2 projects at once. Starter has 6, Creator 20 and Studio 60. That is how many can be open, not how many you can make: delete one you have finished and the space comes back straight away.

Copy a project

Use Duplicate to make a copy of a project with all its files and notes. Good for trying a second art style or a different script without losing the first one.

Download your work

From the Deliver stage you can download the finished film, only the current stage's files, or the whole project as one zip file. See Deliver.

Delete a project

Deleting cannot be undone. A deleted project and its files are gone for good. There is no bin. Download what you want to keep first.

Last updated 2026-09-27. Prices here are guides from our own runs. The price on the run button is what you pay.