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The Media Library: Your Central Place for Images

Step 1: How to Get There

  • You can find it by going to Settings > Media.

  • You can also open your Media Library directly from the funnel builder, website builder, or email editor when you need to add an image.

Step 2: Exploring Your Media Library

  • Inside, you can easily organize your files and folders.

  • Use the buttons at the top right to upload new images or create new folders.

  • There's a search bar at the top to quickly find images you've uploaded. You can even bring in images from Unsplash or Pixabay directly.

  • Selecting an image: Just click on an image, and a blue box will show it's selected.

  • More options: Right-click an image to see options like getting its link, moving it to another folder, renaming it, or deleting it.

Step 3: Adding Images to Funnels or Websites

  1. Go to Funnels or Websites.

  2. Pick a funnel and edit a specific step (or choose a website page to edit).

  3. Drag and drop an "Image" element onto your page.

  4. Click the "Image Library" icon.

  5. Select an image you've already uploaded, or upload a new one from your Media Library.

  6. Save your changes to the page.

Step 4: Adding Images to Emails

  1. Go to the Email Builder.

  2. Choose the email template you want to work on.

  3. Drag and drop an "Image" element into your email.

  4. On the left-hand menu, you'll see an option to "replace" the image or placeholder; click this to open the Media Library.

  5. Choose your desired image.

  6. Save any changes to your email template.

Important Note: Any image you add to the Media Library from one area of the platform (like a funnel page) will be available everywhere else (like in the email builder).

Pro Tip for Organization:
To keep things tidy and make finding images easier later, we suggest:

  • Naming your images clearly (e.g., "Puppies," "Coffee Mug," "Sunset" instead of "img123.jpg").

  • Using folders to group similar images (e.g., a "Logos" folder, a "Nature Scenes" folder).

The Media Library: Your Central Place for Images

Step 1: How to Get There

  • You can find it by going to Settings > Media.

  • You can also open your Media Library directly from the funnel builder, website builder, or email editor when you need to add an image.

Step 2: Exploring Your Media Library

  • Inside, you can easily organize your files and folders.

  • Use the buttons at the top right to upload new images or create new folders.

  • There's a search bar at the top to quickly find images you've uploaded. You can even bring in images from Unsplash or Pixabay directly.

  • Selecting an image: Just click on an image, and a blue box will show it's selected.

  • More options: Right-click an image to see options like getting its link, moving it to another folder, renaming it, or deleting it.

Step 3: Adding Images to Funnels or Websites

  1. Go to Funnels or Websites.

  2. Pick a funnel and edit a specific step (or choose a website page to edit).

  3. Drag and drop an "Image" element onto your page.

  4. Click the "Image Library" icon.

  5. Select an image you've already uploaded, or upload a new one from your Media Library.

  6. Save your changes to the page.

Step 4: Adding Images to Emails

  1. Go to the Email Builder.

  2. Choose the email template you want to work on.

  3. Drag and drop an "Image" element into your email.

  4. On the left-hand menu, you'll see an option to "replace" the image or placeholder; click this to open the Media Library.

  5. Choose your desired image.

  6. Save any changes to your email template.

Important Note: Any image you add to the Media Library from one area of the platform (like a funnel page) will be available everywhere else (like in the email builder).

Pro Tip for Organization:
To keep things tidy and make finding images easier later, we suggest:

  • Naming your images clearly (e.g., "Puppies," "Coffee Mug," "Sunset" instead of "img123.jpg").

  • Using folders to group similar images (e.g., a "Logos" folder, a "Nature Scenes" folder).