Organize shots into projects and scenes

In Shots, projects hold scenes, and scenes hold the running order your PDF shot list prints in. Make a project with the folder button, add scenes with the plus, then select shots and use Move to file them.

New shots arrive unfiled, newest first, under All Shots.

The Shots grid, filed by project and scene

File shots

In Shots, tap the folder button to make a project and name it.
Open the project and tap ＋ to add a scene, for example "Scene 14: Kitchen".
Go to All Shots, tap Select, choose the shots and tap Move.
Pick the project and scene, or Project Only to file them in the project with no scene. New Project makes one on the way.

A single shot can be filed from its own page, under Filing. Remove from Project unfiles it again.

Order, notes and selects

In a project, drag scenes to change their order. Inside a scene, Reorder sets the order of its shots. The PDF prints every scene in order, then anything in the project but in no scene.
Open a shot to give it a title and notes. Its page lists what it was captured as: camera, mode, lens, aspect, squeeze, look, date and bearing, with a map when it was located.
Tap the heart on a shot to mark it as a select.

Find shots

Search reads titles, notes, cameras and lenses. The chips filter to All, Hearts, Unfiled or Located. Sort by newest, oldest, focal length or title.

Rename and delete

Rename a project or scene from its menu. Deleting a project leaves its shots in the library, unfiled. Deleting a scene keeps its shots in the project, in no scene, and loses the scene's order. Deleting a shot removes its file from the device for good, so save it first if you want it.

If that didn't work

If the scene page says "Nothing in this scene", select shots under All Shots and use Move to file them there.

Updated November 2, 2026