How do I upload my images?

This article explains how to upload, manage, and deliver files directly in your Cloudimage NEO account using the built-in Asset Manager. You’ll learn how to upload files manually or via API, access them through delivery URLs, and organize them in folders.

Cloudimage NEO:

With Cloudimage NEO, you can now upload and manage files directly within your account :
No need to rely only on your own hosting or third-party storage. Below is a step-by-step guide to help you upload files and access them via Cloudimage.

1. Access Your Project

1. Log in to your Cloudimage Admin Console.

2. Select the project where you want to store and deliver your files.

2. Go to the “Library"

1. In the left-hand menu, click on “Library”.

2. You’ll see the Library dashboard showing your current folders and uploaded files.
   

3. Upload Files

1. Click the “Upload” button (top-right).

2. Choose one or more files from your local device.
   

3. Wait for the upload to complete - you’ll see progress indicators.

4. Once uploaded, the files will appear in your storage list with their respective paths and URLs.
   

5.  You can automate the Upload process using the POST Upload files endpoints. They are common for our two products - Cloudimage NEO and DAM. 
   See the API documentation for details and example requests.
    

   4. Access and use your files

   After upload:

   • Each file is automatically available via a Cloudimage delivery URL, for example:

     "https://<your-token>.cloudimg.io/<folder>/<filename>.jpg

   • You can use this URL anywhere in your website or application.

   • All Cloudimage transformations (resize, crop, watermark, format optimization, etc.) work seamlessly with these storage URLs, e.g.:
     "https://<your-token>.cloudimg.io/<folder>/<filename>.jpg?width=800&format=webp"

   • You can access the original file that has been uploaded using the URL:
     "https://store.filerobot.com/<token>/<folder>/<filename>.jpg"

   • All file details - name, filesize, CDN link, link to the original file, description, tags - are returned by the GET File Details endpoint. The authentication key which is needed to run this endpoint is available in "Library Settings" → "API Key" tab.

      

   5. Manage folders

   • You can create folders to organize your assets.

   • Use drag-and-drop or the folder menu to move, rename, or delete files.

   • Uploaded files are stored persistently - no need for your own storage provider.

   
   6. Optional: Use your own Storage

   If you prefer to keep assets on your own storage, Cloudimage still supports integrations with:

   • Amazon S3

   • Google Cloud Storage

   • Microsoft Azure Blob Storage

   • Any HTTP(S)-accessible origin

DAM:

DAM is our Digital Asset Management solution. You can find out more about the storage of DAM in the Upload Assets section in our documentation.

You can upload images by using the Asset Hub.

For bulk upload, we recommend using the API.

 

If you have any questions or issues, please feel free to contact our Software Support team and mention the following details:

• Token
• Short description of the issue (including URLs, screenshot, short video if available)
• Steps to reproduce the issue.