How to Move Videos Into Project Folders in InVideo AI

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Keeping your media organized is key to an efficient video editing workflow, especially when handling multiple clips, voiceovers, and images. If you are using InVideo AI (invideo.io) and want to keep your workspace tidy by moving or sorting videos into project folders, follow this simple guide.


Why Organize Your Media into Folders?

Before jumping into the steps, organizing your assets inside your project offers major benefits:

  • Clutter-Free Workspace: Prevents misplaced files and missing assets.
  • Easier Multicam & Scene Setups: Group specific clips (like separate camera angles or scene-based assets) so you can manage them cleanly.
  • Better AI Integration: If you are working with an AI assistant or agent inside your project, referring to specific folder names makes it much easier to instruct the AI on which clips to use.

Step-by-Step: How to Move Videos into Project Folders

Follow these steps to upload, sort, and organize your video files directly inside your InVideo project workspace:

Step 1: Open Your Project Workspace

  1. Log into your InVideo AI account at invideo.io.
  2. Navigate to your dashboard, select your project, and open it inside the InVideo Editor workspace.

Step 2: Access the Media Panel

  1. Look at the left-hand side or main dashboard menu to locate the Media panel.
  2. This is the central hub where all your uploaded videos, images, and audio files live before you drop them onto your timeline.

Step 3: Upload Your Video Files

  1. If your videos are still on your local device, click the Upload button within the Media panel.
  2. Alternatively, you can drag and drop your video files straight into the panel.
  3. Wait a moment for the upload process to finish completely.

Step 4: Create a Project Folder

  1. Inside the Media panel, look for the option to Create Folder (typically represented by a folder icon with a plus sign).
  2. Name your folder based on how you want to categorize your assets—such as by scene, camera angle, or media type (

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