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Using the Gallery to upload images
Using the Gallery to upload images

Save images to reuse in your workbooks.

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Written by Piers Batchelor
Updated over a year ago

Gallery for image upload and reuse

The Gallery is a new section on the toolbar for you to upload media for use in your Workbook. The image file types allowed are JPEG, JPG and PNG. The file size maximum is 9 Mb.

Uploading an image and adding it to your worksheet

  1. Upload the image by browsing your file folders or drag and drop the file.

  2. The image preview displays with the file name; keep the one you have, or type in a new file name.

  3. To keep your files organized, add a new folder, or save it to a folder you already have.

  4. Move the slider to the right to add the image for shared use across your Astrato tenant. Or leave it, and the image will only be available in your workbook.

  5. Click Add to Media Gallery to upload the image.

  6. Select the image from the Gallery, and click it or drag it onto your worksheet.

 Uploading an image, selecting where to share it, and viewing its image and adjustment options.

Figure 1: Uploading an image, selecting where to share it, and viewing its image and adjustment options.



Deleting an image

To delete an image, click on its context menu (three dots in the top left), and click Delete from the options. This will delete it from your Astrato tenant.

Viewing images in Layers

Click Layers to view the list; you can rename the image to match its file name.

Editing your image

Click on the image to view its Image and Adjustment options. The Style tab opens with the Image and Adjust sections. Use the Image options to select the:

  • Image source from the Gallery or a URL.

  • Media window to change the image in the frame.

  • Adjust the image size in the frame to: fill, resize to fit, or cover (the image expands to fill the frame).

Use the Adjust options to add a shadow or the sliders to change the Opacity, Saturation, or Blur.

Showing an image as its style options are applied.

Figure 2: Showing an image as its style options are applied.

Managing your media

Administrator and Owner roles can view all images added to workbooks in an Astrato tenant. Also, all images uploaded directly to the Media section (e.g., company brand icons) are available as shared images from within the Gallery of all workbooks in the tenant.

Uploading images from the Media section in the Administration area.

Figure 3: Uploading images from the Media section in the Administration area.

All media asset management permissions (view, upload, and delete) can be performed from this area.

File details displayed include: Name, File type, Folder, Tenant/Workbook, Uploaded by, and View asset.

Figure 4: File details displayed include: Name, File type, Folder, Tenant/Workbook, Uploaded by, and View asset.


Media file sharing

The column Tenant/Workbook shows whether the media file is linked to a single Workbook or available to share across your Astrato tenant.

  1. From the Astrato Lobby, click Administration on the sidebar.

  2. Scroll down to the Media section, and click View.

  3. Click Upload media to add the file.

  4. Type in the file name, add it to a folder, and click Add to Media Gallery to upload the image.

When the file is uploaded into the Media area within the Administration section, the file can be shared across your Astrato tenant and is visible in the Gallery list in the Shared media section.

Shared media can be selected by all users of an Astrato tenant. Workbook media are linked specifically to your workbook.

Figure 5: Shared media can be selected by all users of an Astrato tenant. Workbook media are linked specifically to your workbook.

Allowing users with the Creator user role to add shared media

Administrators can allow users with the Creator role to upload media available to other users. The option is available in the Administration section, under System Settings, General.

Slide the toggle to the right to enable the option to allow Creators to upload shared media.


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