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Build a pipeline from six kinds of stage, save it, and run it whenever you need it. Tag new uploads, gather a delivery, clean up metadata, or produce an export batch across a whole set of assets in a single run, so the repetitive parts of your workflow run themselves.
Every pipeline is a short sequence of stages, run in order. Each stage does one clear thing: it narrows a set, picks assets, changes what travels with them, or produces a result. Assemble the stages you need, save the pipeline, and it runs the same way every time, across as many assets as the job calls for. Build it once, then reach for it whenever the same work comes around again.
Every stage falls into one of six kinds, and there are 29 stage types in all to draw on. Combine them in any order, in a visual builder or as text, to build the pipeline you need. Each stage has a single job, so a pipeline reads cleanly from top to bottom.
Catch new uploads, then apply your tagging scheme so nothing lands in the library untagged.
Gather the approved assets for a delivery and produce the export batch in one pass.
Find assets with missing or inconsistent fields and normalise them across the set.
Save any pipeline you build as a template, then run it again whenever you need it.
Automate the repetitive parts of your workflow. Set up a pipeline to tag new uploads, clean up metadata before sharing, or produce a regular export batch, and focus on the work that only you can do.
Standardise asset processing across the studio. Save shared pipeline templates so everyone follows the same steps, and run the same pipeline again on every project.
Start from a ready-made pipeline or assemble your own from the six kinds of stage, then save it and run it whenever you need it.