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You can add images and videos to most page components in Studio. Images are uploaded directly to Studio. Videos are embedded from a hosting service like YouTube or Vimeo.

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Uploading an image

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Open the page and find the image component
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In Studio, go to CMS → Pages and open the page you want to edit. Click the image component where you want to add or replace a photo.
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Click to upload your image
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Select the image file from your computer. Studio supports JPEG, PNG, and WebP formats.
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Aim for image dimensions of 1200–1800px wide for hero and banner images. Smaller images may appear blurry on large screens.
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Resize before uploading if needed
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If your image is very large, resize it before uploading. On a Mac, open the image in Preview, go to Tools → Adjust Size, and reduce the dimensions or resolution.
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Add alt text
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Once uploaded, add a short description in the Alt text field. This helps candidates who use screen readers and improves your search ranking.
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Publish the page

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Managing your media library

You can browse and manage all uploaded files in one place. Go to CMS → Uploads in Studio. From here you can search for files, view details, and organise your media.

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Embedding a video

Studio does not host videos directly. Instead, you embed them from YouTube or Vimeo.
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Upload your video to YouTube or Vimeo
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Make sure the video is set to public or unlisted — not private.
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Copy the embed URL
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On YouTube, click Share → Embed and copy the src URL from the iframe code. It looks like: https://www.youtube.com/embed/VIDEOID
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Paste the URL into the Video component
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In Studio, find the Video component on your page and paste the embed URL into the URL field.
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Publish the page
If a video appears too large or small compared to an image beside it, adjust the height value in the Video component settings until they match visually.

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What to do if this doesn’t work

If your image won’t upload, it’s almost always a file format or size issue. Try compressing the image first. If Studio shows an error after uploading, check that the file format is JPEG, PNG, or WebP — other formats are not supported. If an image isn’t appearing on the live site after publishing, try clearing your browser cache or viewing the page in a private or incognito window.