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Video creator storage

Keep raw footage, working edits, and finished video archives organized

Video libraries grow quickly. LockItVault gives active projects and completed footage different storage options without splitting them across unrelated accounts.

Built around the workflow

Storage choices that follow the video production lifecycle

Use faster hybrid storage for current edits and immediate-access cold storage for masters, source footage, and completed releases.

Archive more footage

Use the 1 TB free cold-storage plan for completed projects, camera originals, masters, and deliverables that need to stay online.

Keep current work active

Hybrid plans provide NVMe-backed access for projects that are still being edited, reviewed, or delivered.

Download and stream

Reach cold-storage media through direct downloads and streaming instead of treating the archive as offline tape.

A simpler path

From signup to an organized cloud library

Step 1

Choose a storage class

Use hybrid storage for active work or immediate-access cold storage for an online archive.

Step 2

Create your vault

Create an account, confirm the plan, and organize files around clients, projects, or releases.

Step 3

Upload and keep working

Access, download, stream, and share files while keeping long-term and active work under one account.

Questions answered

Video storage questions

Is LockItVault suitable for large video files?

LockItVault is designed for large creator libraries and supports plan capacities from free tiers through 10 TB hybrid storage.

Which storage class should I use while editing?

Hybrid storage is the better fit for frequently accessed working files. Immediate-access cold storage is intended for archives and less-active projects.

Can I move to a larger plan later?

Yes. You can upgrade into 1 TB, 5 TB, or 10 TB hybrid plans as the active library grows.

Stop treating finished footage as disposable

Start an online video archive with 1 TB free and keep active projects in hybrid storage when speed matters most.