Kibo CMS allows you to effortlessly upload files into the Kibo CMS File Manager that you can use across your application. In this tutorial, we will learn how to upload a file or multiple files into the Kibo CMS File Manager. As an example, we will upload the image shown below. Please save it on your computer to upload later.Documentation Index
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The maximum file size per upload is 25 MB. Files larger than this limit will not be accepted.

Approach 1: Through file explorer
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From the Side Menu, click File Manager.
The File Manager Home screen opens.
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Click UPLOAD.
The file explorer screen opens.
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From the file explorer, upload the image.
The file is uploaded. A pop-up confirmation message “File upload complete” at the bottom of the page.
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Click on the EDIT button to adjust the Name and the other metadata of the record, e.g. you can add Tags to optimize organization and searching for assets.
The data about the file is updated.
Approach 2: Drag and drop
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From the Side Menu, click File Manager.
The File Manager Home screen opens.
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Drag and drop the image from your computer’s file explorer to the Home screen.
A pop-up confirmation message “File upload complete” at the bottom of the page.
Image Manipulation
Kibo CMS File Manager supports basic image resizing via URL parameter. You can append awidth query parameter to any image URL to request a resized version:
width parameter. Height, crop, format conversion, and other transforms are not supported.
Upload multiple files
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From the Side Menu, click File Manager.
The File Manager Home screen opens.
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Click UPLOAD.
The file explorer screen opens.
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From the file explorer, select and upload the files.
The assets may take some time to be uploaded. The progress bar will inform the user of the percentage completion. Even if the user navigates away from the page the upload completes in the background and the pop-up confirmation message “File upload complete” shows up at the bottom of the page.

