How to Use the Media Library
Upload images once and reuse them across your landing pages and emails. Copy an image URL from the Bumbi media library in seconds.
The media library is the home for every image you use across Bumbi. Upload something once, and you can drop it into a landing page, an email, or a funnel page without hunting for the file again. It matters more than it sounds: images served from your media library load fast and reliably in inboxes and browsers, while images hotlinked from random places tend to break, slow down, or vanish.
Why host your images here
When you paste an image into an email or a landing page, that image has to load from somewhere every time it is viewed. If it is on your laptop or a temporary link, it will not show up for your audience. The media library gives every image a permanent, fast URL, so it appears correctly whether it is opened tomorrow or next year, on any device.
Steps
- Open Media. In the left menu, click Media.
- Upload. Click Upload and choose one or more images. They save to your workspace as they finish.
- Copy the URL. On any image, click Copy to put its URL on your clipboard.
- Use it anywhere. Paste the URL into your landing page HTML, into an email, or wherever you need the image.
Best practices
- Compress before you upload. A 200 KB hero image loads far faster than a 4 MB one, and speed protects your conversion rate.
- Size to purpose. An email banner rarely needs to be wider than about 1200 pixels; huge images just slow things down.
- Name files clearly so you can find them later when the library grows.
- Always add alt text where you use the image, so it still makes sense when an inbox blocks images, which many do by default.
Storage and file size
Each plan includes an amount of storage and a maximum file size. If you hit either, you have two options: compress or remove old files, or buy an extra storage add-on that stacks on top of your plan without upgrading.
How to know it worked
Your image appears in the library, and pasting the copied URL into a browser tab loads the image on its own. That is your proof it will load for your audience too.
If something goes wrong
- File too large. You are over your plan's per-file limit. Compress the image, or add storage.
- Copied URL does not load. Re-copy it; make sure you grabbed the full link, not a truncated one.
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