2. Backing Up Your Works to the Cloud
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Compatible with Clip Studio Paint Ver.3.0
You can automatically sync your works to the Clip Studio cloud service. You can create cloud back-ups of works created in Clip Studio Paint.
If you have back-ups saved, you can download your works from the cloud in case your device breaks.
Note:
Synchronization matches the local works and the cloud works to ensure you always have the latest version. It compares the update times of the works on the device and in the cloud, and synchronizes to the version with the most recent update time.
The work edited on your device is uploaded to the cloud to create a backup. If the version in the cloud is more recent, any changes made on the current device will be discarded and overwritten with the version on the cloud.
Select Works to Back Up
Go to the Projects screen to select the works you want to back up.
Select Projects to display the projects screen.
In Ver. 2.3.4 and earlier, tap Manage works.
On the projects screen, tap In this app (or This Device in the Windows/macOS version).
Check the checkboxes of the works you wish to back up and tap Syncing On under Switch syncing status.
Note:
If the file name contains certain symbols or character strings (for example, / > < ? : " \ * | ; NUL), you may not be able to use it in the cloud service. We particularly recommend that you avoid the use of symbols in file names if you are a macOS user.
If a file cannot be synced, a warning will be displayed before setting up synchronization.
Backing Up Your Settings.
You can set up Clip Studio to back your works up to the cloud when the program is opened or closed.
Tap Settings > Cloud from the upper right corner of the screen.
In Ver. 2.3.4 and earlier, tap the cloud bar.
When the Cloud screen appears, select the Cloud Settings block.
On the Cloud Settings screen, choose the following settings.
- For iPad/iPhone/Android version
Turn on Synchronize works when starting up, logging in, and shutting down, then tap Save settings.
- For Windows/macOS
Turn on Synchronize works when opening or logging into Clip Studio, then tap Save settings.
Backing Up Your Work
Open Clip Studio and log in with your Clip Studio account.
If you open Clip Studio but do not log in, you will not be able to back up your work.
Tap Account on the left side of the screen to log in.
In Ver. 2.3.4 and earlier, tap Login.
- For iPad/iPhone/Android version
You can sync works when opening and logging into Clip Studio.
- For Windows/macOS version
You can sync works when starting up, logging into, and shutting down Clip Studio.
Note:
To check the progress of synchronization, tap Settings > Data Transfers.
In Ver. 2.3.4 and earlier, tap Data Transfers in the upper right corner of the screen to check.
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