Pixil.info - Episode 17: Using Bookmarks in Flow

GridIron Software Flow is a very unique program for creative professionals.
And Its basically a tool that helps you track and manage all the files that go into creating a project. Let me show you what I mean, check this out.

So one of the best features flow has to offer is that it allows you to visually see the structure of a project. If you use various programs to create a project, flow can actually see the connection between all the files.

Whats great is that this works for websites, print documents, video composites, just about anything! So It helps you streamline your workflow, and keeps you on top of your project.

So if your project looks like a major cluster, we can organize it down so its less messy.

So I can right click on the images, and select group similar, and we if we keep doing that,youll notice it groups all the images per file format, JPG, PNG, GIF, very nice!

Now whats even better is you can make custom groups. Ill make all these individual files into a group and call it Downloads.

A quick way to see contents in the groups is to right click and select Show Group Contents. Alright and its starting to look a lot more organized.

Alright, now lets take a look at another example. Its a Photoshop document. You can actually see all the layers and bins inside the document, very cool.
Heres an after effects project, same thing, you can see the structure of the composition.

Alright and there you have it. Thats a quick demo of GridIrons Flow, now theres a whole bunch of other features like versioning, time tracking, tagging and bookmarking, but well save that for another episode, so until next time, see you later!

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Great video, thanks for the exposure! Angie Taylor (Gridiron Software - European Creative Director)