Files
Upload, organize, and reuse images and documents across popups, emails, and campaigns — with workspace storage limits.
Your Files library is the home for creative assets you reuse across Leadara — popup images, email headers, campaign artwork, and more. Upload once, copy a stable link, and paste it wherever you need a public image URL.
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Hey — let me walk you through the file library in Leadara. From the dashboard sidebar I'm opening Files. Up top you can see how much of your workspace storage you're using — every plan has a limit, and uploads count toward that total.
On the left I've got my folders — Images, Documents, or ones I created myself. In the main area I can drag files straight onto the page or hit Upload. I'll drop a PNG here… and there it is in the grid with a thumbnail.
The important action is Copy URL. That gives me a link like
https://api.leadara.ir/files/… — a stable address that works on your live
site, in popups, and in email templates. Moving a file between folders does not
break that link.
Let me open a popup in the editor, select an image block, and click Choose from Files. I pick the asset I just uploaded and the URL fills in automatically. Save, activate the popup, and visitors see the image on your site.
That's the file library — upload, organize in folders, copy URLs, and reuse assets everywhere you market.
What you can do
- Upload images, videos, audio, and common document types (up to 10 MB per file)
- Organize assets in folders
- Search across your library
- Copy a public URL for use in popups, widgets, and emails
- Track storage usage against your workspace limit
Public URLs
Each file gets a permanent link shaped like https://api.leadara.ir/files/{id}.
Use that full URL in popups and on customer-facing pages — relative paths will
not render on visitor sites.
Tips
- Marketing images are public by default so they load on your website without extra setup.
- Create an Images folder per campaign to stay organized.
- In the popup editor, use Choose from Files next to the image URL field instead of pasting links by hand.