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social media asset library

Keep the files that make the next post easier

Upload, find and reuse approved media while keeping attachments, batch work and deletion states clear.

  1. Plan
  2. Create
  3. Review
  4. Move forward

The Media Library is the place for reusable photos, videos and recording attachments in your ClientWorkSystem account. Upload a source once, review it, then choose it again when a post, edit or recording workflow needs media.

Library presence is not the same as approval or publication. Check the item, its status and the action you are taking.

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How it works

  1. Open the library. Browse the media available to your account, or start an upload where the control is enabled.
  2. Add or select a file. Choose a supported photo, video or attachment and wait for the visible upload state.
  3. Review the item. Check the preview, file label, type and any proof or processing state shown.
  4. Use it in context. Select the item for QuickPost, a calendar item, recording attachment or another supported workflow.
  5. Keep the source clear. Remove or replace the wrong item before it enters a post or editing handoff.

A useful source, not a dumping ground

Upload once, reuse carefully

The library can reduce repeated selection of the same working file. Keep filenames and descriptions meaningful so the next person can identify the right source without opening every item.

Preview before you attach

A preview helps catch the wrong crop, outdated version or incomplete upload. If an item is still processing, wait for the state that the current workflow requires.

Attachments keep their context

Recording and editing flows can attach library images or clips to a saved project. The attachment path should preserve the relationship to the recording rather than create an unrelated duplicate.

Batch work stays reviewable

Where batch-post tools are enabled, select the exact items and review the proposed use. A batch request remains a request until its destination and provider state say otherwise.

Platform and availability

The Media Library is available through the web client and supported Mac, iPhone, iPad and Android apps. File selection can differ because each device uses its own picker or secure handoff. Windows is coming soon. File types, upload limits, editing attachments and batch actions can vary by account and app version.

Questions

Does the library replace a backup?

No. Keep your original files and any required business backup. The library is a product workspace, not a promise of independent archival storage.

Can I use a library video in QuickPost?

The supported media picker can return library items for QuickPost where enabled. The available type and action are shown in your account.

Can I attach media after recording?

Supported recording and editing flows can expose an attachment step. Check the project state before leaving the page.

Can other clients see my files?

Media is account-scoped in the product workflow. Use the signed-in account and avoid uploading material that should not be shared with that account.

Are all uploads ready immediately?

No. Upload, processing, preview and proof states can take different paths. Use the visible state rather than assuming readiness.

Related pages

Explore the system

One useful step connects to the next.

01

Make a social graphic that starts with your message

Turn a topic or post idea into a visual direction, then review the generated candidate before you use it.

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02

Move from a topic to words you can say

Shape a topic into an editable script and carry the reviewed words into recording when you are ready.

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03

Learn what your content is showing

Read the latest available provider data, compare useful signals, and choose a better next topic without pretending a missing metric is zero.

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04

See the next useful piece of content

Keep ideas, drafts, recordings and scheduled work visible without confusing a plan with a confirmed post.

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05

Keep good ideas moving

Capture a useful thought, add context, and choose the next concrete action without starting from a blank page.

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06

A private content coach for the next move

Ask a grounded question in your workspace, review the answer, and choose whether it should become content.

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07

Give a real photo a careful finish

Start with your own photo, choose the lightest useful finish, and review the result before it becomes part of a post.

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08

Turn a rough idea into a ready post

Start with words or media, review the draft and return the useful result to your content workflow.

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09

Schedule the work, check the result

Choose a connected destination and time, then read the returned provider state before treating the post as delivered.

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10

Make it easier to ask for a testimonial

Prepare clear questions, create a focused recording link, and keep the invitation separate from your private client calendar.

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11

Record with a clear next line

Use a script or natural recording path, keep your place and recover valid work after an interruption.

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12

Reuse one video without losing the story

Start with a supported video source, review the suggested moments, and make the final cut before it enters your calendar.

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