🎯 Your Goal:

Keep your course videos and assets clean and easy to manage — so uploading is smooth and stress-free.

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📁 Step 1: Create a Simple Folder Structure

Set up one main folder for your course. Inside that, create folders like:

/MyCourseName

/Module 1 – The Foundation

– 1.1 Welcome.mp4

– 1.2 Tools Overview.mp4

/Module 2 – Creating Your Course

– 2.1 Course Prep.mp4

– 2.2 Profitable Ideas.mp4

/Bonus Material

/Thumbnails

/Transcripts

You can name files like:

2.4-ChatGPT-Help.mp4

2.5-Script-Videos.docx

> Consistent file names = sanity later.

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🖼 Step 2: Create Thumbnail Images (Optional But Helpful)

Some video players (like Presto Player) let you upload custom thumbnails.

You can use:

Canva

Screenshot from the video

Title text + background color

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✍️ Step 3: Add Captions or Transcripts (Optional)

If you want to improve accessibility or repurpose your content:

Use Descript, CapCut, or YouTube to auto-generate captions

Save transcripts as .txt or .docx and include them in your course area

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⏫ Step 4: Choose Your Upload Destination

You’ll upload your videos later during your setup — but you can prep now:

On-site? Resize and compress videos (use Handbrake)

Bunny.net? Keep files under 2GB if possible for faster uploading

Presto Player? You’ll link to your uploaded videos during lesson creation

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✅ Your Action Step

Create your folder structure, name your files cleanly, and move your recorded videos and assets into place.

You’re now ready to upload

like a pro.