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File

Create, open, save, package, import and script projects, and quit.

The File menu works on the project document: making, opening and saving it, bringing media in and running scripts.

Items

ItemShortcutWhat it does
New Project⌘N (Ctrl+N)Opens a new project with a composition in it. After Effects preset: ⌘⌥N.
Open Project…⌘O (Ctrl+O)Opens a .brio project file.
Open RecentSubmenu of recently opened projects. Clear Menu empties the list. Greyed out when the list is empty.
Save⌘S (Ctrl+S)Saves the project.
Save As…⌘⇧S (Ctrl+Shift+S)Saves the project under a new name or location.
Save Incremental⌘⌥S (Ctrl+Alt+S)Saves a new numbered copy of the project. After Effects preset: ⌘⌥⇧S.
Save Frame As…Saves the current frame as an image.
Package Project…Collects the project and its media (and optionally its fonts) into a zip. The package is named after the current file, or "Untitled".
Share to Community…Opens the dialog for sharing the project to the Brio community.
Import…⌘I (Ctrl+I)One file picker for every file type. It routes by extension like a drag and drop: .obj imports as a model, an After Effects export opens the AE import dialog, PSD and vector files open their import dialogs, everything else imports as footage.
Import as Image SequenceCheckbox, on by default. While on, numbered image files import as one sequence clip. Turn it off, or hold ⌥ (Alt), to import just the single image.
Import from Figma…Opens the Figma import dialog, which takes a Figma link and an access token.
ScriptsSubmenu, see below.
Close Project⌘W (Ctrl+W)Closes the active project tab.
Quit⌘Q (Ctrl+Q)Quits Brio. On macOS this item is in the Brio app menu.

Scripts submenu

ItemWhat it does
Run Script File…Pick a script file and run it.
Convert AE Script…Converts an After Effects script for use in Brio.
Request a Script…Opens the script request dialog.
(script names)Scripts found in your Scripts folder are listed here; choose one to run it.
Open Scripts FolderShows the Scripts folder in your file manager.
Script ConsoleShows or hides the Script Console panel, which shows script output and errors.