Uploading Images and Files to the File Manager

SharpSpring enables you to upload and store images and attachments in an inclusive file manager. This article will detail how to upload images and attachments.

The following user roles have access to upload images and attachments:

• Administrators
• Marketing Managers

Article Contents

• Permitted File Types
• Uploading from Toolbars
• Uploading from the Email Designer
• Ready to Learn More?

Permitted File Types

Attachments can be a great supplement to an email. However, they should only be a supplement. Large attachments can intimidate potential leads, so send one or two small attachments. However, you should never send an email with just an attachment and no content in the body. Those emails will most likely enter the recipient's spam folder. 

SharpSpring allows you to upload several different file types as attachments. SharpSpring supports the following file types:

The safest file types to send are .GIF, .JPG, .PDF, and .PNG. While SharpSpring supports their attachment, .ZIP files should never be included as attachments in an email.

There are times when an attachment may be unwarranted. If you would rather not attach files to an email, you can instead use Media Center links in the email's body.

Uploading from Toolbars

To upload images and attachments from the top toolbar, do the following:

Uploading from the Email Designer

To upload content from the SharpSpring Email Designer, do the following:

Ready to Learn More?

• Adding and Tracking Email Attachments and Media Center Assets
• Adding and Linking Images
• Editing Images in Emails