Upload a whole wedding, however many cameras shot it
Upload your raw wedding footage in the browser, straight to cloud storage: each file can be up to 5 GB, with no limit on the number of files. If an upload is interrupted, come back and keep adding the remaining files; WeddingEditor only treats the wedding as ready once you finish.
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Last updated October 2026
How uploading a wedding works
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Create the wedding project
Start a project and choose a Highlight Reel or a Social Teaser. All of the wedding's footage goes into that one project.
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Add every file from every camera
Select your video and audio files, such as .mov, .mp4 and .wav. No renaming, sorting by camera, proxies or pre-selection; file names only need to be unique within the project.
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Keep the tab open, or come back
Files upload while the browser tab stays open. If the session is interrupted, return to the project and select the remaining original files to continue.
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Finish, then move on
When every file has finished uploading, or you have deliberately left some out, the project moves on to preferences and checkout.
Built for weddings with a lot of footage
No file count or total size limit
A wedding project has no cap on the number of files and no total size limit. WeddingEditor has processed more than 6 TB of wedding footage, so long ceremonies, full receptions and multi-camera coverage are the normal case, not the exception.
Up to 5 GB per file
Each file can be up to 5 GB. If a camera split a long recording into several files, upload all the parts.
Interrupted? Keep uploading
A dropped connection or a closed laptop does not end the upload for good. Come back to the project and keep adding the files that did not finish; what already arrived stays in the project.
Never edited from a partial upload
Your wedding is not considered ready just because the first few files arrived. Incomplete wedding: keep uploading. Complete wedding: editing can begin, from the wedding as a whole. If you choose to continue without some files, you confirm it deliberately.
Every camera in one project
Main camera, second shooter, drone and gimbal clips all go into the same project, and WeddingEditor turns the different perspectives into one coherent wedding film. Drone and 4K clips are welcome; the finished edit is 1080p.
Teammates can add files
Teammates signed in to the same WeddingEditor team can add files through a team upload link that WeddingEditor creates on request. Couples and other people outside your team cannot upload.
Finish before you pay
Footage is locked once the project is paid for or submitted, so upload everything you want in the film first.
Uploads at a glance
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Where | In the browser, straight to cloud storage |
| File types | Video and audio files, such as .mov, .mp4 and .wav |
| Size per file | Up to 5 GB |
| Number of files | No limit |
| Total project size | No limit |
| File names | Unique within the project; no renaming or sorting needed |
| Interrupted upload | Return and select the remaining files to continue |
| Ready for editing | Only when every file is uploaded or deliberately left out |
| After payment | Footage is locked |
Questions about uploading large weddings
How do I send large wedding video files?
Upload them in the browser straight into your WeddingEditor project, not by email. See How do I send large wedding video files?.
Is there a limit on how much footage I can upload?
No limit on file count or total size; each file can be up to 5 GB. See Is there a limit on how much footage I can upload?.
Will WeddingEditor start editing before my upload finishes?
No. The wedding is only ready for editing once every file has finished uploading or you have deliberately left some out.
Do I need to rename or sort my clips?
No. Upload them as they came off the cards; file names only need to be unique within the project.
Can a second shooter upload to my project?
Yes, if they are signed in to your WeddingEditor team, through a team upload link WeddingEditor creates on request. See Can a second shooter upload to my project?.
Can I upload 4K and drone footage?
Yes. 4K and drone clips upload like any other file, and the finished edit is delivered at 1080p.
Get the whole wedding into one project
Create a project, upload every camera's footage at your own pace, and start the edit when it is all there.
Start your first wedding