Your own logo, photos and clips can go in any project.
- Click Media in the Add to your project row above the panel.
- In Add media, switch between Photos and Videos, then choose Uploads.
- Drag files onto the panel, or click Upload and choose them. You can upload several at once, up to 100 MB each.
- Click an upload to add it to your project.
Your uploads stay in your account, so your logo is there next time. Uploading needs a free account, which has room for 500 MB of photos, clips and music. You can upload up to 30 clips a day.
Replacing what's already there
To put your own photo where a template has a placeholder, select the placeholder and click Replace on its thumbnail in the panel. The picker opens on Uploads, and the photo you click takes the placeholder's place, keeping its position, size and timing.
Tidying your Uploads
The × on an upload takes it out of your Uploads list, so the files you use most are easier to find. It isn't deleted: click Undo in the message that appears, or show it again from Your storage. Projects that use it keep it. The same × is on your uploads in the AI makers.
Your storage
Your storage, on your account page, lists everything you've uploaded — photos, clips and music — with each file's size, when you uploaded it, and the projects it's used in. Its total shows how much of your 500 MB you've used. There you can:
- search by what's in a file, such as sofa or kitchen, which is also a quick way to find the project a photo is in
- click a thumbnail to preview it
- edit a file's description
- click Visible or Hidden to show a file in your Uploads list or hide it
- click the trash icon to delete a file for good
A file can't be deleted while anything uses it: a project, a template, a video or an AI design. Your storage lists each one. Click the lock number next to the file to see them: from there you can delete those projects, videos and AI designs, or open a project to swap the file out. Once nothing uses it, it can be deleted.
Make sure you have the right to use anything you upload. See Using what you make commercially.