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The Library holds every image and video your fleet can post. A posting automation never takes a file from your computer — it takes one from here, through a collection.
The Content Library page with a Collections sidebar showing fresh-over-total counts, a grid of image and video thumbnails carrying Fresh, Queued and Posted badges, All Images Videos Starred filter tabs, and Upload and Import from Drive buttons

The content library.

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Upload

Press Upload. The modal is headed Upload media — “Drop files or browse — images & videos up to 100MB each.”
  • Anything that is an image or a video is accepted. There is no fixed format list.
  • 100 MB per file. Files that fail either test are marked in the list, as Unsupported file type or Over 100MB, and are not sent.
  • Add to collection puts everything in this batch straight into a collection. The helper line says why you want that: “Workflows draw fresh, single-use media from a collection.”
Files go up one at a time, so a large batch takes a while. The summary counts images, videos and total size before you commit.
A failed upload only ever says “Upload failed”. It does not tell you why, and the most common real reason is that your library is full. Before you go hunting for a problem with the file, open Settings → Billing and look at the Storage tile.

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How much space you have

Storage is not sold separately. Every active phone slot carries 20 GB, and your quota is 20 GB times the number of active slots. Buying storage on its own is not possible: “Storage is now included with phone slots (20GB per phone). Contact support if you need additional storage.” When you go over, the server refuses the upload with:
Storage limit exceeded. Using 41.2GB of 40GB. Add more phone slots to increase storage.
That message never reaches the upload modal, which is why the paragraph above exists. Usage lives in Settings → Billing, on the Storage tile: used against total, the percentage, and the arithmetic behind it (2 × 20 GB). Banners appear there at 80% — “Storage is running low” — and at 95% — “Storage is almost full”. Both suggest the only fix: more phone slots, or fewer files.

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Finding things

There are no folders. The sidebar is your list of collections, and everything else is filtering:
  • Tabs for All, Images, Videos and Starred.
  • Sorting by Newest first, Oldest first or Name (A–Z).
  • A search box that matches names and tags.
Each item carries a badge saying where it stands: Fresh, Queued, Posted or Used with a count. Those drive how collections hand media out. The menu on an item offers Preview, Download, Schedule Post, Star and Delete. Select several and the bulk bar adds Star and Move to, which lists your collections plus Remove from collection. Deleting asks first, and bulk deleting counts the items and warns that it cannot be undone.

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Import from Google Drive

Connect Drive once in Settings → Integrations — the card is Google Drive, “Import media directly from your Google Drive.” A button then appears in the library: Import from Drive.
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Pick files in Drive

Browse Google Drive opens Google’s own picker. Images and videos only, and up to 20 files per import.
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Import them

Press Import. The result counts how many of your files landed. Originals stay where they are — “Originals stay in Drive — this copies them over.”
3

Sort them

Imported files arrive with no collection. Select them and use Move to, or your workflows will never see them.
AutoGrowth only ever sees the files you pick in that window. It cannot browse or read the rest of your Drive.
The same storage limit applies to imports, and Drive imports fail the same way when the token has gone stale: “Failed to get Drive access token. Make sure Google Drive is connected.” Reconnect it in Settings.

Collections

Group media into the queues workflows post from.

Credits and billing

Where the 20 GB per slot comes from.