Stage the source
Add a set of images or a PDF and inspect the planned collection before committing it.
Collection import
Bring existing work into the next project.
Collect images and PDF pages in one place, review the import, and make them findable for design, campaign, and motion work.
From scattered files to a reusable collection
The work stays connected to its source, edits, and next handoff.
Review and organize
Check page order, names, metadata, and destination; remove anything that does not belong.
Reuse in context
Find items in Gallery by search, tags, and palettes, then use them in templates or motion.
A concrete example
A moodboard becomes a working library
A producer can bring a PDF lookbook into a collection, inspect its pages, tag useful images, and select a sequence for a short motion study.
This capture uses sample data. PDF conversion and large imports depend on the deployment's parser limits and storage configuration; review extracted pages before reuse.
How the workflow moves
Upload
Choose the source files and a destination collection.
Inspect
Confirm page count, ordering, metadata, and any conversion result.
Use
Search or browse Gallery and send selected items into creative or motion work.
Best fit
Where this helps most
Teams inheriting photo sets, lookbooks, PDF collections, or existing visual archives.
Know the boundary
Import does not establish ownership or publishing rights for source material. Check sensitive content and permissions before sharing a collection.
Start with the assets you already have.
Follow the collection-to-motion path and see how imported work can become a short clip.