Multiple file uploads
Drag files or select them from your device, and track each file until it is ready to use.
Product images, lesson videos, documents and audio files: bring them into one library, organized around your projects. Find the right file, review it before use and select it inside tools that support the library, with clear team permissions and a view of your storage.
Start with the materials you have already made: collection images, an introductory video, a PDF guide or an audio recording. Drag files from your device or select several at once. Track each file through upload and processing until it is ready, so you know what is available and what is still being prepared.
Stores, educators and creators bringing different materials together for a project.
Supported images, video, audio, documents and archives, with a queue, progress, pause, resume and retry.
Prepare a group of files together and track each one, without repeating the whole batch when one needs attention.
A folder for product photos, another for course materials and one for the next campaign. Give files useful names and move them as your work changes. When you need a particular image, combine its name with type, date or uploader filters to narrow your search.
People whose libraries grow with every product or campaign, and teams that need a shared way to organize.
Folders and subfolders, file renaming and moving, search, filters and sorting, with grid and list views.
Return to a known place for each project and spend less time looking through scattered files and similar names.
A filename does not always tell the whole story. Open an image at a useful size or play a video to check its content before choosing it. Review the type, size and status, and edit the name and description. For documents and other files, use the details card and download the original when needed.
People choosing product images, content covers and lesson videos who want to check the material first.
Image and video previews, file details, name and description editing, and downloads of original files when permitted.
Review what will appear in your work and choose the right image or clip without relying on similar filenames.
An image prepared for a product may also belong on its sales page. Open the library picker in tools that support it, find the existing file and select it instead of uploading again. The picker shows the types accepted by that placement, whether you need one image or several files.
People using brand assets, product images and content in more than one part of their business.
Single or multiple selection from the library, or a new upload in the picker, within the placement’s accepted types and permissions.
Build around an organized set of files you can return to, with content selection part of the task in front of you.
A designer may need to upload assets, an editor to select them and someone else to manage the library. Assign permissions to view, upload, use, edit and delete files to fit each person’s work, keeping shared content under clear management.
Store teams, content teams and agencies where several people work with project materials in one workspace.
Separate permissions for library actions, useful filenames and descriptions, and uploader details you can filter by.
Give teammates the access their work requires and limit editing and deletion to authorized team members.
See how much storage is in use and sort files from largest to smallest when it is time for a review. Move what you no longer need to trash and restore a file if you change your mind. Usage information and deletion rules help prevent the permanent removal of assets still connected to active work.
People regularly updating their content who want a clear way to review storage and clean up their library.
Storage usage, sorting by size, bulk moves to trash, recovery during the retention period, and permanent deletion subject to usage checks.
Review what you keep and restore files deleted by mistake before they are permanently removed, while understanding what occupies your storage.
Practical tools for uploading, finding, selecting and managing the content behind your business.
Drag files or select them from your device, and track each file until it is ready to use.
Pause, resume or retry an upload, with distinct states for transfer and processing.
Create folders and subfolders, rename and move files as your projects develop.
Search filenames in Arabic or English and use clear names that make sense to your team.
Narrow results by type, status, date and uploader, then sort by name, size or last update.
Browse assets visually in a grid or use a list when you want to compare file details.
Open an image or play a clip to check the material before adding it to your work.
Edit a file’s name and description, and review its type, size, status and usage information.
Choose an existing file or upload a new one inside tools that support the library picker.
Select multiple files to move them, download their originals or send them to trash, then track the result.
Assign permissions to view, upload, use, edit and delete files according to each member’s work.
See used storage, review deleted files and restore what you need before final removal.