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# How to use your file manager

The **File Manager** is the place where you can upload and manage all your photos and files.<br>

Go to **Website Settings** -> **File Manager**, and choose either **All Files** or \*\*All Images

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**All Images** - Select this option to upload images only. It will resize large images and compress them. This works the same way as uploading images via the Image Widget.

**All Files** - Suitable for when you want to upload any type of file or an image to which you want to keep the original size and quality.

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To **upload your image** or file simply tap the '**Upload a file**' button.&#x20;

Within the **file manager** you can create individual folder to help separate your files and image preferences.&#x20;

Each image and file once uploaded will **generate a URL** link. If you're wanting to add a downloadable file in your eCommerce store then you can use that link. There are many options available when using the image and file url link.

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