Compose a Post Using the Media Library

Learn how to compose and publish a post using the Media Library!

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When composing a post, the Media Library can be used to quickly add images or video to your post that you have prepared ahead of time.

Adding Media to Your Post

To add media to your post using the Media Library click the button that says "Select from Media Library".

Once you click "Select from Media Library" the Media Library will open. To learn about how to use the Media Library, click here. Once opened you can navigate between your folders, search, filter and select the files that you want to add to your post.

Please note, you can only select a maximum of 10 files to add to Compose.

Select the files you want to use by clicking the checkbox next to each file. Once you are happy with your selection, click the button "Add X Selected Media".

After clicking "Add X Selected Media" the media you selected will be added to your post on the Compose screen.

Adding Media to a Post from the Media Library

Another option to add media to a post is to do it directly from the media library. From within the media library, select the images and/or videos you want to use in a post. At the menu above your files you will see how many files you have selected. Select the "Compose" button and it will open a new post and add the selected media to the post.
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Reordering images

If you wish to change the order of the media you have already added to your post, you can do this easily by drag-and-dropping the media files to the order you want them to be in.

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Errors

If you upload an image or video that is not allowed on a certain platform, you will receive an error when you try to post. If this happens you will need to remove the image or video causing the problem and try to post again.

To avoid this you can check which Social Networks are supported by selecting the file in question and viewing the file details on the right side of the screen. The file details will show you which networks are not supported. By hovering over the red X icon you will also be able to see why the image or video in question is not supported.


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