How to use Multi-Library

Separate archives for every client. Multi-Library lets you split your work into independent libraries — one per wedding, client, or year — and switch between them without mixing files, ratings, or search results.

What Multi-Library is

Multi-Library gives each project its own self-contained database. Every library has its own files, ratings, smart collections, and search index, so a wedding from last year never pollutes this year's client archive.

Libraries can be exported as a single .flib file for backup or hand-off, and imported again later.

What it is for

Professional photographers juggle many clients and projects. Multi-Library exists so you can keep each one fully separate — its own search, its own ratings, its own statistics — while still working in one app.

How it works

• Create — start a fresh library for a new client.
• Switch — jump between libraries instantly.
• Templates — create a new library from a template of an existing one.
• Merge — combine two libraries into one.
• Export/import — archive a library as a .flib file.

The default library can never be deleted, and you can always switch back to it.

How to use it

1. Create a new library for a client or project.
2. Sort, cull, and search inside that library.
3. Merge it into an archive when the project is done — or keep it separate.
4. Export it as a .flib file for backup.

What it brings you

• Clean separation between clients.
• Fast, focused search per project.
• Portable .flib archives.
• Merge and template tools for recurring jobs.

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