Fig. 1: First call up the file list (1) and change to the desired subdirectory where the file(s) are to be stored (2). If necessary, create another subdirectory for the new files (3) and then upload the desired files to this directory (4).

Tip:
If, for example, the image gallery for an event is to be made available, it is very useful to upload it to a separate subdirectory. In this way, all these images can be conveniently selected for use in the gallery at once later on, without the risk of confusion with other images.

Fig. 2: After uploading, click again on the directory with the new files in the tree structure view; they will then be displayed normally in the list of existing files. For a better overview, you can switch on the preview images for all files (1) and also activate the extended view to be offered further editing options (2). Finally, you can edit certain properties for each of the files (3) or replace the file with a newer version.

Fig. 3: The most important metadata of a file are the title (1), a description (2), keywords (3) and a caption (4). If you enter these values here, they will be used automatically as soon as you use this file as an image or download file on a website.