Where are my photoshop project files?

I too have this problem. I accidentally saved an entire folder as a "ad project file "and now all of my files are gone from the cloud interface and the Adobe homepage interface, and I cannot access those project files nor can I see where they are located. Can anybody help me?

The files I saved into the new project file where all PSD documents as I intended to work on them in Photoshop. I am kind of seeing now that the project file is perhaps related to premier pro and I do not have premier pro. I simply put them into "new project "because I thought that would help me because all 32 of these files are of the same project, but now I cannot access them anywhere, but Adobe for the web and they won't even open there because for some reason they can't use Safari Browser.

When I try to move the files within this project file, it gives me no destination to move them to nor is there any indication that these files exist outside of this project file that I can see on Photoshop for the web. They do not appear on my home screen in Photoshop, they do not appear in my file browser, and they do not appear on the Creative Cloud desktop app. Please, if anybody can help me I would greatly appreciate it because I fear these files are in jeopardy

"i have an excellent file management system. just new to photoshop. i guess i may be overthinking this??? when i save a project in premiere pro, it has a preset destination where the project file is going to go and it knows where that is and will recall that info in the "recent files" section premiere pro."

Your file management system isn't good enough if you don't know where your files are saved to. A good 4/5ths of the Photoshop "Save As" dialog is concerned with where you want to save to, with a complete folder navigation tree on the left. That's where your files go, and you need to know where that is. If you don't, you won't find them again.

Photoshop doesn't have "project" files like Premiere Pro. In Photoshop the image files are saved directly. There is no "catalog" aka Project file to keep track of everything.

You should never rely on the Recent Files list on the home screen. It doesn't "know" where your files are, it's just a passive link to a certain location on disk. If the file is later deleted or moved, the link doesn't update. It still points blindly to the same, now empty spot. For this reason the recent files list should never be considered as more than a convenience. It's not necessarily where your files are.

Use a proper file browser like Bridge, and set up a logical folder tree structure.

They are exactly where you saved them... no stock path. Do a search...