Every feature.
Seen at work⁠.

Right-click, collect.

Select your project files in Explorer and collect straight from the SourceCollect context menu. The collect starts where the file already is.

Or drag it in.

Drag your selected projects from Explorer into the desktop overlay. One project or a whole batch.

Pick files, not apps.

Select project files in Explorer the way you always do. SourceCollect works from the files themselves, so your creative apps can stay closed.

Look inside before anything moves.

Look through a whole batch first: Premiere footage, After Effects fonts* and images, linked projects. No Adobe app opens while you look.

Fonts* travel too.

Every font* your comps use goes along with the project. Adobe Collect Files leaves the fonts* behind.

Listed with everything else.

A project’s fonts* are shown beside its footage, images and audio, so you can see everything that will travel before you collect.

Every level, not just the first.

Adobe Collect Files stops at the project you are in. SourceCollect follows the chain: a Premiere project that holds After Effects documents, and the files inside those.

Attached projects, in plain sight.

Expand a project in the Library to see the project documents attached to it, with their audio and linked footage.

A whole delivery, one collect.

Drop a whole delivery on it. Premiere, After Effects, Illustrator, Photoshop, Blender: different projects, different apps, one collect.

Adobe Collect Files collects one project at a time, inside its own app.

Coming soonNuke, DaVinci Resolve and Cinema 4D projects in the same batch.

Tick what you need.

Pick the comps or sequences you need and keep only those and the assets they use, so everything stays organized. SourceCollect knows which comps were rendered, so it knows which ones matter.

Adobe has a Reduce Project command, but it works blind.

Coming soonReduce to scenes in Blender, and to artboards in Photoshop and Illustrator.

Shared assets, kept together.

Merge several projects into one package, with the assets they share kept together.

Adobe Collect Files collects every project on its own.

Matches, ready to reconnect.

SourceCollect keeps a live index of your drives and updates it the moment a file is added, moved or renamed. A missing file is looked up in that index instead of hunted for folder by folder, so likely matches appear in moments.

Review them, then reconnect. No creative app has to open.

Check a match before you use it.

Open the missing-file resolver and inspect each match before you reconnect anything.

Loose files, beside the project.

Bring loose files in beside the project. When you close After Effects or Premiere, SourceCollect asks once. Windows only today.

Know which copy is which.

Copies of the same project are flagged, so you can tell which version is current and hand over the right one.

Real thumbnails of every asset.

Real thumbnails of every asset, and an instant look inside a project. Preview 3D files and audio too. Nothing moves until you have seen it.

Adobe Collect Files gives you a list of file names.

Browse the whole Library.

Every project is a tile, with real artwork from the footage inside, in the folders where the files actually are. Hover to preview what’s inside. The Library updates itself, so it is always up to date.

Browse, search and filter.

Browse, search and filter every project in a Library that updates itself.