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The Assets view is the main file workspace inside a project. Every time you enter a project, this is where you land - it gives you a full picture of all uploaded assets and the tools to take action on them without navigating away. App route: /workspace/:workspaceId/projects/:projectId

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What you can do from the Assets view

The Assets view is your starting point for all project file work. From here you can:
  • Start uploads - add files or whole folders to the project at any time.
  • Add existing assets - attach an asset stack that already exists elsewhere in the workspace.
  • Capture web pages - create a reviewable website snapshot from a live URL.
  • Create folders - organize uploaded work into nested folders.
  • Open assets for review - click any asset card to open the full review interface where you can preview, comment, annotate, and manage the file.
  • Browse assets as cards - scan thumbnails, version chips, assignees, comments, and status badges in the Assets view to quickly find what you need.
  • Create version stacks - drag a revised asset card onto the original asset card when the new file is the next version of the same work.
  • Share assets - generate share links or invite reviewers directly from the view.
  • Run bulk actions - select assets or folders, then copy, move, download, or remove them from the project.
  • Track review progress - switch to the Kanban view to see how assets are distributed across review stages.
Project Assets view with the download menu open over the asset grid

The Download menu lets you grab a single asset or a zipped batch.

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Upload options

When you click the Upload button, you get two choices: Choose Upload Folder when your files are already organized into subfolders on your computer and you want to preserve that structure in Reloops.
Upload Folder
Use the Add menu for non-upload actions:
Add Content
For bulk transfer workflows, see Bulk Actions and Asset Reuse.

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Opening asset cards

Every uploaded file appears as a card in the Assets view. The card shows a thumbnail, the file name, and the current status badge. Click any card to open the asset and access the full review interface, where you can:
  • Preview the file.
  • Leave or reply to comments.
  • Add visual annotations.
  • Assign the asset to a teammate.
  • Update the review status.
  • Share the asset with external reviewers.
    Asset View
To turn a revised upload into a new version, wait for the upload to finish, then drag the new asset card onto the original card. The stack keeps comments, version numbers, and compare mode under one asset. See Version History and Compare Mode for the full workflow.
 For the complete walkthrough of uploading files, see Upload Assets.