Organization
How to organize media downloads on Windows.
The difference between a useful media downloader and a chaotic Downloads folder is workflow. A little structure makes review files easier to find, share, and revisit.
Use one clear download folder
Create a dedicated folder for media work, not your general Downloads folder. Something simple like `Luma Pull Downloads` or `Client Review Media` keeps files away from browser clutter.
Separate video and audio when it helps
If you regularly pull both MP4 video and MP3 audio, use subfolders. That makes it obvious which files are full visual references and which are audio-only extracts.
- `Video` for MP4 files.
- `Audio` for MP3 files.
- `Client` or `Project` folders when work is tied to a specific review.
Keep history visible
A local history list is useful because filenames are not always enough. Source URL, final file path, date, and status help you answer the inevitable question: "Where did that file come from?"
Do not save extra artwork unless you need it
Card thumbnails are great inside the app, but you do not always want extra JPG files scattered beside every download. Luma Pull uses artwork in-memory for cards without forcing thumbnail files into your output folder.
Cleaner downloads, fewer mysteries
Luma Pull keeps download format, progress, folder path, and history close to the job so media files do not disappear into the Windows wilderness.
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