StudioSync gives you flexible ways to upload your files, whether you’re a photographer, studio manager, or power user integrating with other tools. Below are the supported methods, file types, and tips for a smooth experience.
🔹 Methods of Upload #
1. Web Upload (Drag & Drop)
- Simply log into your StudioSync account from any modern browser.
- Open the project or gallery you want to add files to.
- Drag and drop files directly into the upload area or use the “Select Files” button.
- Great for quick uploads and small to medium batches of files.
2. Desktop Uploader / Sync App (if available in your plan)
- Install the StudioSync desktop app for Windows or macOS.
- Drag files into your project folder and they will automatically sync to your account.
- Perfect for large file sets, background syncing, and offline-to-online workflows.
3. API Upload (Advanced Users & Integrations)
- Developers and studios with custom workflows can integrate via the StudioSync API.
- Automate bulk uploads, connect with existing DAM systems, or integrate with tools like Lightroom or Capture One.
- API documentation is available in the Developer section of your account.
🔹 Supported File Types #
StudioSync is built to handle the most common media and document formats:
- Images: JPEG, PNG, TIFF, RAW (format support varies by camera/software)
- Audio: MP3, WAV, AAC
- Video: MP4, MOV, AVI
- Documents: PDF, DOCX, XLSX, PPTX
- Archives: ZIP, RAR (ideal for bundling large sets of files)
🔹 File Size Limits #
- Upload limits depend on your subscription plan.
- See the Billing & Plan section in your account for exact limits.
- If a file is too large:
- Compress it into a ZIP file.
- Split into smaller parts before uploading.
🔹 Progress Indicators & Error Handling #
- Each upload displays:
- Progress bar
- File size and remaining time estimate
- If an upload fails:
- You’ll see an error message with details.
- Use the Retry button to attempt again without reselecting files.
✅ Tip: For faster uploads, ensure you’re on a stable high-speed internet connection and avoid uploading large files during peak hours.
