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Store and share files with Manage Assets
Upload images, video and documents, organize them in folders, and copy links for your pages and emails.
Manage Assets is your file library for pages, emails and products.
Before you start: set your handle, so that copied links use your own your-name.ikpages.com address.
Upload and organize files
- 1Open Manage Assets from the profile menu, top right.
- 2To use a folder, click New Folder, name it, and select it.
- 3Click Upload, or drag files onto the page. A file can be up to 500 MB.
- 4Use the search box and filters to find a file, and switch between grid and list views.
- On each file: preview, copy its link, move it, rename it or delete it. The preview also has a download button.
- Several files at once: click Select, tick your files or use Select all on page, then move or delete them together.
- Folders: drag files onto a folder to move them. A folder has to be empty before you can delete it.
What happens next
- Your file appears in the library, and the upload panel shows its progress.
- If a file is 50 MB or larger, we email you when it has uploaded.
- Paste the copied link into a page, email or anywhere else you need it.
What can go wrong
- 1 file(s) exceed the 500MB limit: the message names each file that's too big. Make it smaller, and upload again.
- File type not allowed: programs, shell scripts and PHP files can't be uploaded.
- Folder must be empty before deleting: move or delete what's in it first, including subfolders.
- A teammate can't see your files. The library belongs to the person who uploaded the files, not to the workspace.
- The storage bar: it shows your use as a share of 500 MB. Uploads aren't stopped when it fills.
Anyone with a file's link can open it, whatever folder it's in, so don't upload anything private. Deleting a file is permanent, and any page or email that uses its link stops showing it. Digital Goods doesn't protect a file link either: see Sell digital products.
Ready to try it?
Open your dashboard and follow along — or create a free account.