Your work follows you, machine to machine
Projects live in your account, not in a folder on one computer. Open the same scene on another machine and carry on — with an undo history that survives the trip.
Nothing to save to a folder
A project belongs to your account. Signing in on another computer — or another operating system, or a borrowed one — brings the same projects with it. There is no export step in the middle and no file to email yourself.
A quota you can see, and a refusal you can read
Each account has a storage quota that comes from your plan, or from an allowance an administrator granted you. When a save would exceed it, the answer says how much you are using, how much the save needs and where the ceiling is — instead of failing quietly and letting you find out later that the last hour is gone.
Undo that outlives the session
History is kept beyond what a tab can hold, so a deep undo stack is still there when you come back. Quantity wins over age: the most recent states are protected however old the project is, and only the overflow beyond that ceiling ever expires. A project untouched for a month still offers its full undo depth on return.
It is your data
Projects export to standard formats — glTF and GLB for 3D, SVG, PDF and EPS from the vector module, and the usual image, video and audio formats elsewhere. Storing your work with us does not mean it can only be opened by us.
- Standard formats in and out
- Files exportable at any time, including after cancelling
- Your content is never used to train models