Version control for artists

In a nutshell

Anchorpoint integrates with Git and uses metadata to extend its functionality for game development related workflows.  Here is how it works.

Version control without lock in effects

Anchorpoint is based on Git, the open source version control system is used by 93% of developers all over the world.

Git compatible

Connect to your favorite Git server and upload your project with a few clicks.

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Fail safe

Prevent losing hours of work using file locking on blueprints, scenes or anything else.

And if something breaks, you can safely go back.

It’s visual

Quickly review what your team has done. Inspect commits and annotate directly on files to provide feedback.

For your art assets

Anchorpoint goes beyond just committing.

Build your asset pipeline, involving everything that comes before the game engine.

Art asset management

Selective checkout

Work with TB-sized Git repositories by downloading only what you need

Large file support

No need to configure Git LFS. Anchorpoint does that for you.

File locking

Prevents team members from overwriting the wrong files

Tags and annotations

Organize assets with metadata. AI-powered tagging makes every file easy to find.

Review tools

Comment and annotate any image, video, or audio without using an external review tool

Python API

Build integrations and tailor Anchorpoint to your workflow.

Fits seamlessly in your pipeline

Anchorpoint can be used with any cloud service, 3D software and game engine.

Git servers

Create repositories and add members to your Git server directly from Anchorpoint.

File sync solutions

Use Anchorpoint Asset Management with your existing storage solution.

Game engines

Use version control with Unreal Engine, Unity or Godot to collaborate on your projects.

DCCs

View thumbnails, review and approve assets before they go into the game engine.

Learn more about integrations

What our customers say

Learn how studios, agencies and design firms use Anchorpoint to collaborate more efficiently on real-time projects.

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Frequently asked questions

How to use Anchorpoint

Tutorials and articles from our blog

Scaling Git to 1TB of files with GitLab and Anchorpoint using Git LFS

Git has a reputation for not scaling well for large binary projects. But with new features like sparse checkout and Git LFS, it performs at a decent speed even on large projects.

Git with Unity: An Introduction to Version Control

Learn Git and GitHub for Unity teams, including setup, .gitignore, LFS, branching, and collaborative workflows for artists and developers.

Git with Unreal Engine 5: Complete Guide

Master Git and GitHub with Unreal Engine 5. Configure LFS, compare Git vs. Perforce, and handle merges, branching, and artist-friendly workflows.