Where Are My Videos? Reading the Episode Cards After You Go Back

Quick answer: Nothing is lost when you press ← Back to episodes: the clips stay inside the episode’s segments. The episode list shows them as a count on each card — 3/10 videos done in green — and a Composed badge once the episode has been joined into one video. Coming back from the editor, the list selects the episode you were in and scrolls to it; press Start Editing on that card to go back in.

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Open a project, go to Step 3 and look at the card of the episode you worked on: the green count tells you how many of its segments have a clip.

Where the clips are

Every clip belongs to a segment, and every segment to an episode. The episode list (Step 3) is one level up, so it shows episodes, not clips. Open the episode and the clips are on the timeline, each segment with its versions. The joined, full-length videos are under Composite History in the editor. What is inside a project.

Reading a card

n/m videos done (green) — n of the episode’s m segments have a finished clip. It counts the same segments Composite would join.
Composed — the episode has been joined into a full video at least once.
The rest of the card is as before: thumbnail, title, and the counts of characters, locations and segments.

A card with no count has no clips yet. Generate the storyboard and then the segments.

Going back in

An episode whose storyboard is ready has Start Editing → on its card (in ad projects it says Start filming). Press it to open the episode editor. You can also select the card and use the button in the bottom bar. On a phone, the button sits on the same card.

Back lands on your episode

The editor’s ← Back to episodes returns to Step 3 with that episode selected and scrolled into view, so on a long series you are not dropped back at episode 1. The browser also remembers the last episode you edited in each project: open the project on the same computer later and that episode is selected. On another device, the list starts from the first episode with a storyboard.

Sample projects open on episode 1

Opening a sample project now takes you straight into the first episode’s editor, read-only, so you see finished clips right away. Its ← Back to episodes shows the sample’s episode list. Learn from a sample project.

You see	It means
3/10 videos done	3 of 10 segments have a clip
Composed	The episode was joined into one video
No count on the card	No clips yet
Start Editing →	The storyboard is ready; open the editor
The card is highlighted after Back	That is the episode you just edited

FAQ

I pressed Back and my videos disappeared.

They are inside the episode. Press Start Editing on that card; they are on the timeline.

Where is the full episode video?

In the editor, under Composite History, once you have composited.

Why does the count differ from the number of segments?

Only segments with a finished clip are counted; generating or failed ones are not.

Does the list remember my place on my phone too?

It remembers per browser: each device keeps its own last-edited episode.

Your clips are one click in

Read the count, press Start Editing, pick up where you left off.

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Updated September 30, 2026