Projects help organize work between shoots by allowing you to separate Presets, settings, and Job History. Each project can have its own workflows and recor...

The Global Project is the default workspace in ShotPut Studio. Presets, settings, and Job History created while Global is active are stored there. Existing ...

Open the Project menu and select New Project. Enter a name and choose a color for the project. The new project will automatically become active.

Open the Project menu and select the project you want to use. The active project is marked with a check mark. You can also return to the Global Project from...

Open the Project menu and select Manage Projects. Select the project you want to edit, then click its name to change it or select its color swatch to choose...

Yes. Open Manage Projects, right-click the project you want to remove and select Delete Project, or select the project and use the Trash icon. Take care whe...

Open Manage Projects, select the project, and go to its Settings. Enable Use Global Presets to link the project's Presets and Automations to those in th...

In the project's Settings, enable Use Global Preferences. This keeps Global settings in effect when switching between projects. Changes made to those se...

Open Manage Projects and select the project's Library section. Enable Show Custom Project Headers to add sections such as Sources, Destinations, or cust...

Open the Project menu and select Create Project Report. Choose a report name, date range, and the sections you want included. Available sections include Das...