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The media library

Uploading your images, finding them again, filling in their descriptions, deleting them, and the size and storage limits.

The Media section brings together all of your site’s images in one place. You can upload them there in advance, or import them directly from the editor when it’s time to choose an image: either way they end up in the same place and can be reused on any page.

Uploading images

Drag your files into the drop zone, or click to browse your computer, then Send. Accepted formats: SVG, PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF and AVIF, up to 10 MB per file. HEIC photos from iPhone are accepted too: they are converted automatically during upload, because that format doesn't display in every browser. For a photo more than 2,560 pixels wide, you're offered a reduction before upload, ticked by default: it makes the file lighter with no visible loss on a site. Video files aren't added here: see Video.

Finding and describing an image

The search covers the name, the description and the tags; a filter separates images, vectors (SVG) and videos (the loops placed in section backgrounds). Switch from the Thumbnails view to the Details view to see dimensions and file size. Open an image to edit its description: that's the alternative text offered by default when you place it on a page, useful for search engines and screen readers.

Deleting an image

  • An image used on a page of your draft cannot be deleted: the message tells you where it is used. Remove it from the page first.
  • A deleted image is still served to the live site until the next publication, so nothing breaks in the meantime.
  • The file is then kept for ninety days in a bin before being destroyed. There is no restore button: if you make a mistake, write to us from the Contact page within that period.

The limits

Each site has a maximum number of files, and the storage volume is shared across all your sites. You can check both in the Quota section of your account. See AI credits, energy, and quotas.

Choosing an image in the editor →