Project Overview
The project details page — your home base for everything inside a project.
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Last Update 22 giorni fa
When you open a project — whether you created it or it was shared with you — you land on its project details page. This is the home base for everything in that project: its assets, the tools and people working on it, and how much storage it's using. The page looks the same for every project; what you can do on it depends on your role and permissions.
The Project Header
At the top of the page, you'll see:
At the top of the page, you'll see:
| Element | What it shows |
| Project name | The name of the project (e.g., First Project) |
| Storage used | How much storage this project is using — the same figure as This Project Usage in the storage widget |
| Project ID | The project's unique ID (e.g., PSPTHYEL07) |
| Back arrow | Returns you to the Projects list |
The top-right corner holds the project-level actions: the + New button for creating things in the project, and the ... (Project Actions) menu. For the destructive action in that menu, see Delete Project.
The Project Tabs
The project details page is organized into tabs:
The project details page is organized into tabs:
| Tab | What it's for |
| Assets | The default tab — every file and folder in the project, shown as cards & list |
| ProHub | Cloud editing systems for the project |
| ProAI | AI Apps for Dubbing, Music Generation, and Video Editing |
| Tasks List | Tasks created within this project |
| C2E Sessions | Camera to Edit ingest sessions |
| Groups | Groups the project is shared with |
| Members | People with access to the project |
The Assets Tab
By default, the project opens on the Assets tab, where every file and folder appears as a card. From here you can:
By default, the project opens on the Assets tab, where every file and folder appears as a card. From here you can:
- Click + New Assets to upload, or + New (top-right) to create folders, invite members, add groups, or start a C2E session.
- Narrow the view with the Owner, Category, Type, Status, and Date Created filters, Search by asset, and the grid/list toggle.
- See a running count of how many assets are shown out of the project total (e.g., 25 of 361 total).
For how filters, search, and views behave across Postudio, see Search, Filters & Views. For working with folders, see Folders.
Storage Usage
The Storage Usage widget in the bottom-left shows how this project fits into your team's overall storage. Storage is allocated at the team level and pooled across all of that team's projects.
The Storage Usage widget in the bottom-left shows how this project fits into your team's overall storage. Storage is allocated at the team level and pooled across all of that team's projects.
| Reading | What it means |
| Team Storage Capacity | The total storage available to the team (e.g., 2.4 TB) |
| Team Usage | How much of that capacity the whole team is currently using — shown as a percentage and amount (e.g., 50.90% · 1.222 TB / 2.4 TB) |
| This Project Usage | How much of the team's storage is this single project using (e.g., 331.044 GB) |
Note: This Project Usage is the same figure shown next to the project name in the header. Because storage is pooled at the team level, every project under a team draws from — and contributes to — the same Team Storage Capacity.
FAQs
Does the page look different if a project was shared with me rather than created by me?
The page itself is the same. What differs is what you can do on it, which is governed by your role and permissions. See Project Member Roles & Permissions.
The page itself is the same. What differs is what you can do on it, which is governed by your role and permissions. See Project Member Roles & Permissions.
Why does my project's storage count against a team total?
Storage is allocated to the team, not to individual projects, so all projects under a team draw from the same Team Storage Capacity. The widget shows both the team total and this project's share.
Storage is allocated to the team, not to individual projects, so all projects under a team draw from the same Team Storage Capacity. The widget shows both the team total and this project's share.
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