Upload a document to your Library

Upload a PDF, Word document, Excel spreadsheet, or PowerPoint presentation to the Library

Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, PowerPoint presentations, and PDFs can be hosted in the Library and then added to a campaign.

• Upload a file
• Find a recently uploaded file

Did you know? If your file is too large to upload to your Constant Contact Library, you can host the file using a third party, such as Google Drive or Dropbox, and then link to the file from your email.

Upload a file

See it done: Check out our video tutorial for uploading and inserting documents into your campaigns.

If you're uploading a PDF, you have the option to create a thumbnail image of the first page at the same time. The image is auto-generated, but you can delete it to prevent it from uploading. Word documents can be converted to PDFs before you upload them to auto-generate the thumbnail image.

1. Click My brand > Library.
2. Click Upload > My Computer.
   
   
    
3. Drag and drop your document from your computer, or click "or browse your computer to upload."
   
   
    
4. (Optional) Click on the document to edit the file name, add a brief description, or add the document to a Library folder. 
5. When finished, click Upload Files.
   
   
    
6. Click Done to return to your Library.
   
   
    

Now you can insert a link to your document in a campaign or turn a thumbnail image of your document into a clickable link.

Find a recently uploaded file

Images and documents can be found in the "Recently Added" folder for 16 days after they're uploaded, even if they've already been added to a specific folder.

1. Click My brand > Library.
2. Click Recently Added.
3. From the Actions column, you can click the:

• Pencil icon - To edit the name or description of the file, replace the file with a new version, or access our image editing tools.
• Folder icon - To add the file to an existing folder in your Library.
• Trash can icon - To delete the file.
  
  
  
  

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