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# What changed in the redesigned web app

Find upload, job, review, download, and account controls in the redesigned web app.

## Find familiar tasks

| To do this                            | Start here                                                                                                               |
| ------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Upload a scene                        | **All Scenes** → **Upload scene**. ZIP files open **Interpret Uploads**. [Upload guide](/docs/web-app/upload-scenes.md). |
| Keep work for a production together   | **Projects** in the sidebar. [Organise work in projects](/docs/web-app/projects.md).                                     |
| Render a revised scene                | Open the scene and use **Upload Snapshot**. [Scene details and versions](/docs/web-app/scenes-and-versions.md).          |
| Submit a render                       | Open a ready scene and click **Create Job**. [Create a job](/docs/web-app/create-a-job.md).                              |
| Check active work                     | Open **Activity** at the top right. [Track progress](/docs/web-app/track-progress.md).                                   |
| Review a render                       | Open the job from **All Jobs**. [Review and approve frames](/docs/web-app/review-and-approve-frames.md).                 |
| Save rendered files                   | Use the job's download action. [Download frames](/docs/web-app/download-frames.md).                                      |
| Find account and download preferences | Click your account name at the bottom of the sidebar. [Account settings](/docs/web-app/account-settings.md).             |

## Adjust your workspace

Choose [views and visible fields](/docs/web-app/views.md) for the lists you work with. Use [layout and colour themes](/docs/web-app/appearance.md) to change spacing and appearance, and [customise the sidebar](/docs/web-app/navigation.md) to keep frequent destinations close by.

The [video preview](/docs/web-app/video-preview.md) tool creates an MP4 from a job's frame previews. It is separate from downloading the final rendered outputs.

## Tiers and payment

Your account's available tiers appear under **Network Settings**. The [tier guide](/docs/web-app/render-tiers.md) explains their node requirements.

Jobs submitted from this app use [Render Credits](/docs/web-app/render-credits.md). Review the [cost estimate](/docs/web-app/cost-calculator.md) before creating the job.

## Access tokens

Token controls from the **Permissions** tab are in **Access Tokens** in your account. **Create New Token** replaces **Create New Permission**. If you use a token from the old web app, read the [replacement recommendation](/docs/web-app/access-keys.md#tokens-created-in-the-old-web-app).


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