ProjectsKeep it together
Video projects, saved as you work and ready to reopen
Your video projects are saved as you work: films, timeline edits and designs in one list. Search and sort them, file them in folders, and reopen any one in the editor it was made in.
What Projects can do
Saved without a save button
A save starts within a second of every change, with nothing to press. The video editor and Design Studio show Saving, Saved or Not saved, so you can see where the work stands.
Films, edits and designs in one list
The list holds AI films, AI shorts, template films, timeline edits and graphics from Design Studio. Each card shows a preview, its kind and the day it last changed.
Opens where it was made
A film from the AI Product Director comes back with its conversation. A short opens in the Shorts editor, a template film in its template, an edit on its timeline and a graphic in Design Studio.
Search, filter and sort
Type a name or a tag to search. Show only video edits, designs or films. Sort by last updated, oldest first or name, as a grid or a list.
Folders, stars and an archive
File projects in folders, star the ones in progress and archive the finished. Select up to 100 to move, star or archive at once.
A review status on each project
Mark a project Draft, Ready for review or Approved. The status sits on its card beside its first three tags.
Rename, duplicate, back up
Edits and designs can be renamed, duplicated as a copy and downloaded as a backup file. Import backup brings a file of up to 4 MB back as a new project.
Version history for edits
The video editor lists its saved versions with the time of each, newest first, 50 at most. Restoring one makes a new version, so the earlier ones stay available.
Will not overwrite newer work
If an edit or a design was saved somewhere else since you opened it, your older copy is stopped from writing over it. You are offered the newer version, or a copy of yours.
How Projects work
Make something
Start a film, a short, an edit or a design anywhere in the studio. It becomes a project the first time it is saved.
Find it under Projects
Open Projects for the whole list, or pick one of the six most recent from the sidebar.
Organise as the list grows
Add tags, move projects into folders and set a review status from the menu on each card.
Reopen and carry on
Press a card. The project opens in its own editor with its media, words and settings as you left them.
Export or back up
Render the video from its editor and download the MP4. Or download a backup of an edit or a design to keep outside Muvomi.
Projects formats and limits
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| Detail | Projects |
|---|---|
| What is saved | AI Product Director films with their conversation, AI shorts, template films, timeline edits and designs |
| Saving | Automatic, begun within a second of each change |
| Finding | By name or tag. Filter: video edits, designs, films. Sort: last updated, oldest first, name A–Z |
| Organising | Folders, up to 12 tags a project, stars, an archive and 3 review statuses. Up to 100 projects in one action |
| Listing | Films 24 to a page, edits and designs 48 to a page, with more to load |
| Version history | Timeline edits: the 50 newest saved versions, each restorable |
| Rename and duplicate | Timeline edits and designs. Names of up to 100 characters |
| Backups | Timeline edits and designs, as a JSON file of up to 4 MB. The media files are not inside it |
| Video export | From the project's own editor, as an MP4 at 720p to 4K |
| Who can see them | Only the account that made them |
Who Projects are for
Creators on a weekly schedule
Keep next week's film as a draft and last week's as approved, and find either by name.
Freelancers and agencies
One folder a client, a tag for each campaign, and a status that says which cut is waiting for a yes.
Marketers who reuse a format
Duplicate last month's edit, swap the footage and the words, and export the new one without rebuilding the timeline.
Anyone who works in more than one sitting
Close the tab mid-thought. Tomorrow the project is in the list, and an AI Product Director film still has the conversation that made it.
Careful editors
Download a backup before a big change, or lean on the version list to step back.
Video projects questions, answered
Where are my video projects kept?
In your Muvomi account, not in your browser. Sign in on another computer and the same list is there.
Do I need to save my work?
No. Saving begins within a second of each change, by itself. If an edit or a design cannot be saved, its editor says Not saved and offers a backup to download.
Can I go back to an earlier version?
For a timeline edit, yes: the video editor lists up to 50 saved versions and restores any of them. A design has 40 steps of undo while it is open. Films and designs have no list of versions.
Can I delete a project?
There is no delete button under Projects. Archiving takes a project out of your lists, and it can be restored from Archive.
Does re-exporting a project use credits?
No. Exporting and rendering are free, as often as you like; opening, editing and saving are too. Credits pay for what the AI makes. Free gives 200 credits a month, and paid plans run from 2,000 credits for $10 a month to 20,000 credits for $100.
Can I share a project or work on it with someone else?
No. A project belongs to one account. There are no shared folders, comments or links to a project, and the review status is a label for your own tracking. To hand work over, send the exported MP4 or PNG.
Can I move a project to another account?
Not with a backup. A backup holds the project and points to media in your own library; it does not carry the files. It is a safety copy for the account that made it.
How many projects can I keep?
There is no fixed count today. Lists load a page at a time, and a workspace can organise up to 10,000 items into as many as 250 folders.
Projects
Pick up exactly where you left off.
Free to start, with 200 credits a month. Paid plans from $10 a month.