> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.kameleoon.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Upload an image

> Access the Kameleoon Media library and upload images from your computer or via URL to use in your campaigns.

The Kameleoon Media library is the repository where all visual assets you upload to Kameleoon live, letting you manage images used in your campaigns. This article helps you access the Media library, understand its structure, and upload new images.

## Accessing the Media library

To access the Media library, click **Studio** > **Media library**.

## Media library structure

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In the Media library, you'll find:

* **Search bar:** At the top of the page, you can search for images by name.
* **Filter options:** Filters on the right let you refine images by file type.
* **Image display:** The Media library displays images in a grid view by default. You can toggle between grid and list view for easier navigation.
* **Add an image button:** Upload new images using this button.
* **Image details and options:** Hover over any image to access details and options.

## Uploading a new image

Follow these steps to upload a new image to the Media library:

1. Click **Add an image**.
2. Choose a project to associate the image with in the dropdown > click **Continue**.
3. Choose an upload method:
   * **Upload from computer:** Select an image file from your computer.
   * **Upload via URL:** Provide the URL of the image you want to use.

<Note>
  The Media library accepts the following file formats: PNG, JPG, GIF, SVG, and WebP, with a maximum file size of 3 MB.
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4. After you select an image, the **Image editor** opens, letting you edit your image (for example, resizing, cropping, or adding shapes).
5. Click **Save Image** to add it to the Media library.

<Note>
  Kameleoon automatically removes images from your library after 12 months if they're not associated with an active campaign or widget.
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