File media, remove duplicates, share download links. Every one is ready to run, and you can adjust it in plain language.
Return image revision batches with blocked edits clearly named.
Get your image edits back by email, with clear notes on revisions that need a closer look or another input.
Complete campaign video requests with a shared MP4 link.
Your team gets Pinterest clips as MP4s in a shared folder, with a download link sent back in the same email thread.
Mark duplicate creative files before team handoffs.
You can review marked extra copies and their locations before handing a shared folder to another team.
Handle emailed video requests and flag files needing client follow-up.
Get a playable MP4 for campaign review when a client emails a YouTube link, or a clear answer about what they need to send instead.
Group duplicate campaign files for a weekly owner review.
You get a Friday email grouping exact duplicate files. Extra copies carry review notes pointing to the oldest file to keep.
Flag or trash duplicate creative uploads and report the kept files.
Keep your watched folder clear of exact copies of uploaded files. Choose which copy stays, then get an email showing what was flagged or trashed.
Remove duplicate creative files and log kept copies for owners.
Keep shared project folders tidy: this cloud duplicate file finder trashes confirmed extras and emails owners a Friday cleanup log.
Get client video files from post links for creative review.
Get the MP4 in your request email thread, or learn why the clip could not be delivered and what to send instead.
Return revised proofs to the original thread for approval.
See a revised image proof beside the original, with the requested changes called out. Your reviewer can approve the new version in the same thread.
Sort creative project files and flag unclear uploads.
Your project folders fill with clearly named work files, while unclear uploads stay in intake for your coordinator to review.
Keep campaign image drafts and revisions in the same conversation.
Get campaign image drafts in your team chat, then reply with changes for a revised file ready for review.
Keep image revisions tied to their original requests in chat.
Get a reviewable image back in your marketing chat, alongside the original request, so your designer can focus on other work.