Uploading your first work

Head to Account → Work and start a new work item. You'll see a two-step builder. Step one is a single question — What have you been working on? — with a dropzone that takes a drag-and-drop or a click to browse. Step two is where you build the page itself.

What you can add

The dropzone accepts both images and video:

• Images up to 10 MB
• Video — MP4, MOV, or WebM, up to 4 GB, 30 minutes, and 200 Mbps bitrate (use a delivery export like H.264, not a ProRes master)

You can mix both later. Step one just gets the first piece of media in so you have something to build around.

What happens with video

1. The file is checked for format, size, duration, and bitrate.
2. Only MP4 files larger than 200 MB get compressed in your browser first, so they upload faster — you'll see a brief Compressing video… note. MOV and WebM upload as-is.
3. The file uploads with a progress bar, then Cloudflare Stream processes it for playback.
4. A thumbnail is generated automatically from the video.

Right after upload you might see that the video is still processing — the player and thumbnail appear within a minute or two.

After you add media

You move to the block builder, where you add details and stack content blocks into a full work page. See The work editor explained and Building a work page with blocks.

New work starts as a draft, so nothing is public until you hit Publish. There's no checkbox to find — see Saving work as a draft. Work that must stay off your profile (NDA work, say) can be saved as private work instead.

Ran on a real screen? Tell us which

If the piece played on a real anamorphic screen, set Format to 3D Billboard. A field appears right under it: Which screen did this run on? Write whatever you know — the screen's name, the city, an address, "the big one at Piccadilly". You don't need to know how FOOH lists screens; the team matches your note to a screen in the screens directory (adding the screen if it's missing) and links your work to it, so it shows on that screen's page. The work stays yours.

Your note is private: it never appears on your work's page, your profile, or anywhere public — only the FOOH team sees it. You can correct it any time on the work's edit page. It's only kept for 3D Billboard work: switch the format to anything else and save, and the note is dropped. If you publish through an AI assistant connected to FOOH, it can pass the same note for you.

Only publish work that's yours to show

Publish work you made, or work you hold the rights to show — that's part of our Terms of Service. Recreating someone else's campaign and crediting them is still not the same as having their permission.

If we remove a work, we tell you. When the FOOH team takes a work off the site because it doesn't fit the Terms, you get an email at your sign-in address the moment it happens. It names the work and says why in general terms, and a person made the decision, never an automated system. The work then no longer shows on your profile or in the library and its link stops opening; everything else on your profile, and your account, stay as they are.

Think we got it wrong? Reply to that email or write to hello@fooh.com and tell us why the work is yours to show. A person reads it and looks at the decision again, and the work can be put back exactly as it was.