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Bring documents, video, audio, images, and project files into one organized, AI-ready library. AIR Fusion gives every asset the context your team and AI agents need to find, understand, and use content faster.
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Upload video, audio, images, documents, decks, and Premiere projects, so your team doesn't have to manage files across different places.
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Move content over, without the extra steps
Transfer files directly from Google Drive or OneDrive to AIR Fusion without having to download and upload them.
Ingest footage straight from camera cards
Get camera-card content into AIR Fusion faster, without an extra transfer step. Select the files you need and upload them directly to your workspace, so editors and collaborators can start working sooner.
Organize uploads, with or without AI
Bring in up to 500 assets at once, then tag, rename, and route them to the right folders in bulk. Create structure manually, or let AIR Fusion help organize incoming content at scale.
Frequently asked questions
Video (.mov, .mp4, .mxf), images (.png, .jpg, .psd), audio (.wav, .mp3, .aiff), documents (.docx, .pdf, .txt), decks (.pptx, .key), and Adobe Premiere Pro project files (.prproj).
You can bulk upload up to 500 assets at a time, then tag, rename, and sort them into the right folders in the same step.
Yes. Connect your existing Google Drive or OneDrive account and bring content in directly, without downloading everything locally first.
Yes. Connect a camera card and land files straight in AIR Fusion, skipping the download-then-upload loop.
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