FrameCastWeb editor & recorder
Save a web project to the cloud and open it on another computer
Upload a project and its media to your FrameCast storage, then open it in another browser or in the Mac app and carry on editing.
Where to find it
Web editor header → Save to cloud
How to do it
Sign in, then press Save to cloud in the web editor header. Keep the tab open while it uploads.
After more edits, press Save changes to cloud. Only media the cloud doesn't already have is uploaded.
On the other computer, open the web editor, press Projects, and choose the project under In your cloud.
If the cloud copy was saved from somewhere else in the meantime, choose Replace cloud copy to overwrite it, or open the cloud copy from Projects instead.
Good to know
- Cloud projects count toward your storage. The Projects menu shows how much you've used.
- Saving projects to the cloud is for Personal projects. When a team is chosen, its projects stay in this browser.
- The Mac app lists cloud projects too, and can save them back for the web.
- Who can use it
- Free; needs sign-in, Personal projects only
- Where it works
- Web · Mac
This guide answers
- How do I move a web project to another computer?
- Can I keep editing my project on my Mac?
- How do I back up a web editor project?
- What does Replace cloud copy mean?
- Why can't I save a team project to the cloud?