# Frame.io

OffShoot's Frame.io integration lets you transfer files to a local watch folder, which are then uploaded to Frame.io. Available on macOS.

## Requirements

1. [Hedge 19.2 or newer](/hedge/releases.md) / OffShoot 23.2 or newer
2. [The Frame.io app](https://www.frame.io/watch-folders/) version 2.5 or older

{% hint style="danger" %}
Frame.io version 2.6 is not compatible with OffShoot. Please use version 2.5.15
{% endhint %}

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## How to use

Once the Frame.io app is installed on your computer, enable the Frame.io integration in Preferences.

![](/files/-Me9flCIRw3jn_xv07za)

Next, open the Frame.io app, log into your Frame.io account, then select one or more watch folders.

Once your watch folders are set up, transfer your media with OffShoot to the Frame.io Destination and your files will upload to Frame.io via their accelerated uploader.

![](/files/-Me9sMMnsSKnFEic0eSd)


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