Media library

The Media Library is one place to keep all your livestock photos, sale documents, and marketing files neatly organised. Open Media Library from the left-hand menu.

You'll find your imagery and documents grouped into folders, with quick access for sales, marketing, and everyday record-keeping.

Your Media Library opens with three ready-made folders and a storage quota.

How it's organised

Frisbee starts you off with three ready-made folders. You can't delete these, but you can add your own subfolders inside any of them to keep things tidy.

• Animal Profile Pictures — photos that should link to your animals.
• Marketing Assets — imagery for your email campaigns.
• Other — contracts, documents, and anything else.

Near the top you'll also see your Media Storage Quota — a quick indicator of how much of your storage you've used (for example, "5.3 MB / 100 GB").

Uploading files

Open any folder, then choose how you'd like to add your files.

1. Open Media Library and select a folder — for example, Marketing Assets.
2. Select Upload Files to add individual files, or Upload Folder to bring across a whole folder of media at once.
3. Choose the files from your computer and let them finish uploading.

Open a folder, then use Upload Files or Upload Folder to add your media.

Want to organise things further? Select New Folder to create a subfolder inside the folder you're in.

Linking photos to animals

Photos in Animal Profile Pictures can be matched to your animals automatically — so the right photo shows up on the animal's record and on your public sale page.

The trick is the filename. Each photo needs to include the animal's M number, for example:

• M12345.png
• NJW23U662.png
• IMG_12345.png

When you upload a photo named this way, Frisbee links it to the matching animal for you.

Filenames matter here

In Animal Profile Pictures, every file must contain a valid M number. Photos uploaded without one will be rejected — so double-check the filename before you upload.

Downloading or removing a file

Each file has its own actions menu.

1. Open the folder that holds the file.
2. Find the file in the list — you'll see its Name, Type, Size, and Created At date.
3. Open the file's actions menu and choose Download to save a copy, or Delete to remove it.

Each file has an actions menu with Download and Delete.

Keep your library tidy

A clear, well-named photo in Animal Profile Pictures helps buyers recognise your animals on public sale pages. Use Marketing Assets for campaign imagery and Other for documents like contracts.

Related

• Adding an animal
• Creating an email campaign
• Your public sale page
• Usage & quotas