Use the image library
Upload images once and use them in notes, sites, books, workspaces, and publishing tools.
The image library stores uploads for reuse by Magpie's creation tools. Your images lists everything in it: open the account menu and choose Your images. It shows a thumbnail, filename, dimensions, format, size and upload date. Open a preview to copy the address, download the original, or edit the image in Image Converter. An edited result is saved as a new image; the source remains available at its existing address.
Wherever the picker appears, both routes are open: choose an image you already have, or upload one from your computer. An image uploaded through a picker joins the library, so it is available to every other tool afterwards.
Upload a supported image, wait for processing to finish, then choose it from the library. The service can provide display and thumbnail versions while retaining the stored original needed by the feature. Deleting an image can break places that still refer to its address; check its uses before removing it.
The library belongs to your account rather than to a team, so the same images are available whichever team you are working in. Storage counts toward your plan allowance: Your images shows the amount used, and the Billing page gives the limit. Reusing an existing image avoids another upload; it does not copy the file for each page.
Select images on the current page, or select every image matching the current search and filters. The selection can be tagged, downloaded as a ZIP, or deleted. Enter comma-separated tags before uploading to add them to those uploads, or use the same field to tag a selection. Choose a tag filter to find images with that tag.
Use alternative text in the destination feature when the image communicates information. File names are not a substitute for that description.
The native app can filter the library by JPG, PNG, GIF or WebP and sort it by newest, oldest, filename or file size. Quick Transfer is available from Your images on the website. It moves temporary files between devices; see Quick Transfer.
If an upload is refused, check that the file is an image, is not empty, and that storage is available. For a valid upload that never finishes processing, Contact support.