1. Navigate to the admin panel.
2. Go to "Media Library"
This section allows you to store and use various media content on the pages of your website.
3. First, select a folder from the list or create a folder where you want to upload files.
You can learn how to create and sort folders in this guide.
4. To upload new content, click the "Upload" button.
The maximum size of the uploaded file is 55 MB.
Media Library supports the following file extensions:
images - jpeg., .jpg, .png, .gif, .ico.
audio - .mp3, .mp4.
video - .swf, .avi, .mp4.
documents - .pdf, .djv, .djvu, .doc, .docx, .gdoc, .rtf, .rtx, .txt, .xls, .xlsx, .ots, .odt, .xml, .ppt, .pptx, .pps, .log
archives - .zip, .rar, .7z, .tar, .tgz, .gz, .gzip, .bz2
5. You will see a window where you can drag and drop files into the area or use two different options:
"Choose Files" button to download files from your hard drive to the media library
If you use this method, you will need to locate the desired file on your computer and confirm the process. You will see a progress bar during the download process.
6. The "Photos by Unsplash" feature allows you to upload free photos from the Unsplash site.
7. If you use the "Photos by Unsplash" feature, you can type the required theme in the "Search" field, select photos, and press the "Download" button.
8. Once the file is uploaded, you will see it in the folder you placed it in.
9. Each file extension has its file properties. The file properties provide detailed information about the file
10. "File Name" reflects the object’s title, which is located on the server. Changing the file name will affect its display in the Media Library, the physical file name will remain the same.
"Image Thumbnails" shows you the thumbnails of the selected image in the Media Library.
11. "Default Title" - your image’s title (can be changed within the same field for a mentioned image within Media Library). Also, it improves SEO (when you overlay an image with the cursor, you will see the image’s title). Search engines can also index such titles.
12. "Default Alt" - This text will appear instead of your image if your browser’s settings block the possibility of previewing the images.
