Managing Your Projects

Save and load presets locally and in the cloud, set a default, and move configs with JSON.

01

The Save System

Saving and loading happens in the Cloud (Data) tab. There are three ways to keep your work: local saves in this browser, cloud saves tied to your account, and the JSON workshop for exporting and importing raw configurations. Each suits a different need.

The Cloud/Data tab in the Studio showing the save system

The Cloud tab holds local saves, cloud saves, and the JSON workshop.

02

Local Saves

Local saves store a named copy of your current configuration in this browser using its built-in storage. They survive a page refresh and are instant to save and load, but they are tied to this specific browser and device — they will not appear on another computer or in another browser.

Pro Tip

Local saves are perfect for rapid iteration. Save several variations of a run, then load between them to compare looks side by side.

03

Cloud Saves

Cloud saves (on a paid plan) upload your preset to your account so you can load it from any device or browser by logging in. In the cloud save list you can load a preset, delete it, or star one as your default so it loads automatically. This is the safe place for your finished, important setups.

Pro Tip

Always promote your final versions to a cloud save. A local-only save can be lost if you clear your browser data.

04

The JSON Workshop

The JSON workshop lets you export your entire configuration as a block of JSON text and import one back in. Use it to back a setup up outside the app, share an exact configuration with someone else, or move a preset between accounts.

05

Cloud Storage and Quota

Cloud saves and your uploaded audio share your account's cloud storage. Pro Creator includes 500 MB. You can see how much you have used in the Cloud storage section on the Settings page. If you approach the limit, delete presets or audio you no longer need.

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