The media library
All images and files of a website in one place, stock photos, and storage per plan.
Open your site and choose Media library (under Website). Here are all images and files you uploaded for that website.
Upload
Drag files into the library or choose choose files. Images are optimised for the web automatically. You can also upload straight from a block's image setting in the builder.
Uploading the same file twice to the same website keeps one copy: Fwdia tells you it was already in your library and uses the existing one, so it doesn't count twice for your storage.
Find a file
The library shows 25 files per page. Use the tabs (All, Images, Files, Not used) and Search by name; the page numbers are at the bottom.
Each file shows as a square preview. Hover over it (on a phone the buttons are always there) to copy its link or rename it. Click the preview to open the details on the right: a bigger preview, type, size, dimensions, upload date, where it is used, and the buttons Copy link, Download, Open, Rename and Delete. Close the details with the close button or Escape.
Use
In a block's settings, pick an image from the library. Many image settings also offer free stock photos: search for a word and pick one; it is copied into your library.
Where is it used?
The details show where each file is used. Rename sets the file name visitors see when they download it. The Unused filter shows files no page uses any more. When you delete files that are still used, Fwdia warns you first, because they would show as missing on your site.
Storage per plan
| Plan | Your own uploads | Largest single file |
|---|---|---|
| Free | 100 MB | 10 MB |
| Pro | 2 GB | 50 MB |
| Business | 10 GB | 100 MB |
Photo sizes
Photos are made smaller when you upload them (the longest side is at most 2400 pixels), so the largest-file limit mostly matters for PDFs, like a brochure. Location data from the camera is removed.
You don't need to make photos smaller yourself: visitors automatically get a lighter copy that fits their screen (a phone gets a smaller one than a large monitor), in the modern WebP format. The original stays in your library and is what Download gives you.
Files your visitors send you (through a form or the file upload block) are in Uploads, not here. See Visitor uploads.