Saved projects

Saved Mockup Projects — Resume, Duplicate & Create Collections

A named project keeps your artwork references, placement and export settings together, so the next image starts from an existing setup.

  • Name a project once, then autosave subsequent changes
  • Reopen, duplicate or archive projects
  • Download version snapshots of your settings
  • Carry an editor setup into a collection

Save the setup

Choose your artwork and placement in the editor, then save with a meaningful name. Existing named projects autosave after changes. Check the save status before leaving; an error or version conflict needs attention.

Reopen or make a variation

Use Projects to open the saved setup, duplicate it for another campaign, or archive it. Version downloads record settings and references. They are not backup copies of all original artwork and template files.

Turn one image into a collection

Create a collection from the saved editor project. Artwork assignments, placement and export settings carry across. Review the selected templates, artwork roles and output profile, then render a representative sample.

Keep dependencies available

A project needs its original artwork and templates. If an input is deleted, changed or no longer accessible, resolve the warning before rendering. When two tabs change the same revision, reload the saved version or save a copy.

Next step: follow a guide, choose a template, or get help with your setup.
FAQ

Questions about saved projects

1.Are archived projects permanently deleted?

Archiving hides a project from the active list. You can restore it.

2.Does a saved project automatically publish to my store?

No. It stores a rendering setup. Collection downloads and custom API workflows are separate actions.

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