Media Library

Simplero strives to support all types of media files. Try it and see! However, if you're considering using something really unusual, do a test upload to make sure it works. Contact our customer support team with any questions or media file issues. Uploading Media Files Select Content from your Simplero Dashboard Select the Media library tab Click the blue Upload... button in the upper right corner Browse your computer for your media file, select it, and click the Open button Do not close your browser until the upload is complete. You can navigate away as soon as the ‘encoding’ process begins. That happens in the background. Note: If some of your versions' conversion show as skipped after uploading, this usually means that the quality is not available in the original file. For example, if your video is not in 4K, the 4K version will show as skipped.  Editing Alt Text To add alt text for images, you will need to go to your media library. From there, add a column: Choose “Alt text” and click on Update: A new column will show for the Alt text. You can now click on the edit pencil to modify it: For page builder 2.0, when you add an image, you also have the option to personalize it on the right-hand side:

You can replace an existing version of a video using the top right button 'Replace...' Upload the file from your local device The new version will show as uploading at the top Once the new version has been uploaded, it can take up to 30 minutes to be fully replaced. All versions uploaded will be shown on the right sidebar where you can switch from one to another. Use ‘Revert original’ to blast all revisions and revert to the original file version. Find in your settings - media files the option to remove versions after a week of being added. NOTE! This feature is only available for Audios, Videos and PDFs (not Images).

Manually Add Subtitles To add Subtitles to your videos, navigate to the video in your Media Library and locate the button ‘Add Subtitles’ on the right sidebar to upload the .vtt or .srt file and we will integrate them into the video for you. Auto-generated subtitles We offer transcripts and auto-generated subtitles in your videos. Those are limited depending on the plan you are on. We integrate with Deepgram to generate transcripts and subtitles. Find supported languages on Deepgram’s documentation. Go to the asset admin page and click on Transcribe to get the transcription and subtitles generated automatically. Settings If you use captions and subtitles in your videos, you can now turn them on in your Account Settings -> Media Files. Otherwise, they will be off by default. You can also default video subtitles to on.  Correcting Errors in Auto-generated Subtitles If there are any errors on the generated subtitles, you can download them, make the necessary edits, and replace them with the new version. Go to the asset admin page, and scroll down to the versions table, then download the subtitles file. Once you’ve edited the file and saved the new version, click on Replace subtitles on the right sidebar.

Limited  feature - AI Credits are consumed when you transcribe audio or videos. Transcripts You can add transcripts to your videos and audio. You can either upload your own transcription file OR you can translate them automatically. Find the ‘Transcribe’ button on your video and audio assets page. You can set certain parameters when you do, such as the language and if there’s more than one speaker. Simplero integrates with Deepgram to generate transcriptions. Supported languages can be found on Deepgram’s documentation. We use the base model. It may take a few minutes to generate the transcript. Refresh the page to find the transcript, an auto-generated summary and list of topics, at the end of the asset page. Once transcribed, you can: Regenerate the transcript Choose to show or not show the transcript in the lesson Copy the transcript Transcripts in Lessons Course participants will be able to: Show video-generated transcripts in video lessons: Follow the highlighted phrases on the transcript as the video goes on. Click on any phrase on the transcript and we'll take them right to that spot on the video. Check it out live here! If you have videos or audio in the additional content section of the lesson, you have the option to see the transcript for that file as long as it is embedded. This is only available in the New Site Experience: This will update the transcript listed on the right side of the lesson with the transcript for that file. You’re able to show the transcript of the main video or audio when you start playing the content again Settings If you use captions and subtitles in your videos, you can go to your Account Settings >> Media Files: And you have the option to automatically transcribe new videos and audios: You also have the option to: Select a default transcription language. It will detect automatically unless you select otherwise. Select Transcription keywords that may be uncommonly used words that are likely to be in your media assets. Decide to show the auto-generated subtitles for the media player. This is specific to video files Select the option to default the video subtitles to be on. Disclaimer! Transcripts cannot be edited if they are being automatically generated. If you want to have the option to be able to edit the transcript, you’ll want to upload your own transcript file. Keywords are also not 100% accurate. In those cases where the transcript is not as accurate as you would expect it to be, you can turn them On/Off at the video level on the right side-bar: Show in player and Show in lesson.

Bookmarks Navigate to any of your video or audio assets inside of your media library to find the Bookmarks section. They will be located below the video or audio. You can add a new one by selecting the time within the video as well as the description. Then press add: Edit the timestamp, and the content of the bookmark using the “Edit” icon that shows on hovering. You are also able to delete the existing ones. If you are using Transcripts, you’ll be able to generate Bookmarks automatically! Once you’ve generated the transcript, you have the option to generate bookmarks from the transcript summary: Once Your Bookmarks have been created, the menu for the bookmarks will update with new options: Merging the transcript summary with the bookmarks. This would then add any manually created bookmarks within the transcript for the video. Note: Using this option will include the auto generated bookmarks AND any manually created bookmarks.  Replace bookmarks with transcript summary. This will result in any manually created bookmarks being erased and replaced with those auto-generated through the transcript. Once you’ve created those bookmarks, they will show up on the lesson that media is added to on the right side: In the new experience, if you have embedded videos in the additional content, then you’re able to select the option to see the bookmarks for that video as well. Once you click the bookmarks option for that video: Then the bookmarks on the right side of the lesson will update to show you the bookmarks of that video instead. You have the option to revert back to the bookmarks of the original/main content when playing that video. Clicking on the timestamp will take you to that point on the recording and allow them to start playing it at that point. Your contacts are also able to create bookmarks for themselves by clicking on the transcript and selecting the bookmark icon: These bookmarks are only visible to them and are not added to the video bookmarks themselves.

Below is a resource list of all the different standard image sizes across the Simplero admin settings.  Sites/Membership site images Found in your Site Settings Site card image 700 x 380 pixels Favicon - Square PNG with transparent background and at least 48 x 48 pixels in size Logos on a site - At least 32 pixels tall Metadata default image - At least 200 x 200 pixels to be accepted by Facebook Meta Found in the Course Settings Course catalog image 700 × 380 pixels Course and Lessons thumbnails to be compatible with Simplero App view: aspect ratio 16/9 with a minimum width of 800px. For example, 800x450 px. Found in the 2.0 builder Blog Featured media - aspect ratio 16:10. Some suggested sizes:  384 x 240 640 x 400 1280 x 800 Found in the legacy builder Hero image  2880 × 1200 pixels Site Section background image 2880 × 1200 pixels Testimonial image 240 x 240 pixels Blog Featured media 1200 x 800 pixels  Featured image on a site page 400 x 400 pixels Product Images Found in the Configure screen of a Product Product catalog image 800x450 pixels (16:9 ratio) Product card image 700 x 380 pixels  (see here for more information on how these are used) General Account Images Found in the Email templates under Communications Email header image 600 pixels wide Found in the Colors and Graphics page under Settings Account logo 1000 x 200 pixels Account icon 150 x 150 pixels Email logo: max. 200 x 200 pixels Account header image (accounts with spaces only) 980 pixels wide and less than 400 pixels tall. End User Areas Forum Posts Attachment images 1200 x 800 are recommended but any 3:2 aspect ratio will work

How Do I Pick a Different Video Still? Say you're looking at a video in your course and want to change the still frame. Or you have a video on a landing page, and the still frame it uses is not what you'd like. Well, this is super quick and easy! Follow these steps Select Content from you Simplero Dashboard Select the Media files tab: . Select Videos from the menu tabs and choose your video Scroll down to the Default still frame section and choose which still frame to use Click on one of the predefined frames, this will now be used as your thumbnail The image that is the current thumbnail will have the thick black box around it.  If you'd like to instead have a gif of your video, you'll want to select one of the animated options. They are always the last on the list: Not happy with any of the ones we grabbed for you? Click the play button on the video When the frame you want to use is in view, click the green "Use current frame as the still frame" button: We'll grab that frame in the background and set it as the still frame If you want to generate an animated frame instead, you'll click generate animated fram and it will grab 3 second clip where you paused it: Marketing tip Pick a frame where you look really silly! Why do you ask? It will capture their attention! Especially if it's an animated frame :) 

PDF stamping is a popular way to discourage people from sharing e-books widely, by adding a text such as Prepared exclusively for on to the bottom of each page in the PDF file. It is only available for PDF files distributed through the Content File on a Product, not through Membership Sites. Here’s what to do: Select the gear icon from your Simplero Dashboard to go to your Settings Select the Products tab Scroll down to the PDF stamping section In the PDF stamp text area, customise the text you want to be stamped on each page of your PDF files to discourage copying Scroll down to the bottom and click the Save changes button Create a digital download product Select Sales from your Simplero Dashboard Click the Products tab Choose a product from your listed products Select the Settings tab and then the Content tab: In the Content files section, click the + Add file button to add your PDF: Click the Upload tab and press Browse… NOTE! Alternatively, you can open your computer folder and drag the file onto the Media Library page Browse your computer for your PDF file, select it, and click the Open button Do not close your browser until the upload is complete or it will fail Press Add selected once the file has uploaded From the Content files section, click the drop-down menu under the heading Stamp: Choose whether you want the PDF file to be stamped at the Top or the Bottom of the pages, depending on the layout of the ebook. Scroll down to the bottom and click the Save changes button

A common question from Simplero users is "How do I prevent people from taking my content and sharing it elsewhere?" Simplero gives you the choice to either allow or not allow people to download the content you share with your customers and subscribers. We make either one easy! As with any system (even Wistia / Youtube / Facebook), hackers or programmers who have advanced knowledge and software can probably find a way around download-prevention controls. That's not specific to Simplero; that's just how the internet works.  We do everything we can to protect your content if you want us to.  We strongly recommend that you develop meaningful relationships with your customers, keep an eye out for any unusual activity in your account, and don't hesitate to reach out to us via Support if you have any questions!

We've added the Image editor, which is part of the new WYSIWYG editor. It's a neat little feature to make your life a little easier when creating content. Here's how to use it:  Add an image using the toolbar in the text editor. If you use the legacy editor, it would look like this: Select the image Click the "Image editor" button shown on the center of the image. This will bring up the Image Editor UI. Alternatively, you can also edit your images from the media file picker. Hover over the file you’d like to edit and then select the paintbrush icon. You can now easily make your images pop without going through the hassle of finding and using a desktop image editor. The Image Editor allows you to make a wide range of changes to your images, from adjusting the contrast to applying filters.  Apply Filters:  Crop it Adjust the color settings for the image:  Focus Add a Frame Apply an overlay  Add text directly on the image Add special formatted text  Add Stickers Use the paint brush to draw directly on the image

At the End of This Lesson You can embed third-party content into emails, course content, site pages, or landing pages using either the HTML editor or a Script section. Before You Start Your Simplero account is active (embedding is not available during a trial for security reasons). You have the embed code provided by the third-party service. You have access to edit the email, course, site page, or landing page where you want to add the content. In This Guide Embedding Content using the Source Code button Use a HTML element on a 2.0 builder page (Deprecated) Use a Script section on a Legacy page Embedding Content using the Source Code Button You can embed content in a content box in most places across Simplero: Email body, body content in a course, the text box on a Legacy landing or site page. You can do this in the WYSIWYG editor. Click the HTML button located in the upper right corner of the toolbar, the last button the looks like "< >" The Source code screen will open Paste the embedded code where you want it  Click the blue Ok button when done and you will be switched back to WYSIWYG mode HTML Element on a 2.0 Builder Page You can add HTML code onto a 2.0 Builder page using an HTML element. Open the page of your choosing or create a new page. Add an HTML element On the right sidebar, add your HTML code. Publish your changes (Deprecated) Script section in the Legacy Editor When adding a script on a Site or Landing Page, you'll be able to add a Script section instead of using the WYSIWYG editor. Add a new section and select Script Add the Javascript or HTML code in to the script section Save your changes Troubleshooting The HTML button isn't available. Make sure your account is no longer in the trial period. Embedding is disabled during trials for security reasons. The embedded content doesn't appear or doesn't work correctly. Some embed codes may conflict with Simplero or with other scripts on the page. If this happens, test the embed in a different location or check with the provider of the embed code. You're Done When... The embedded content appears in the desired location. The content loads and functions as expected after publishing or previewing the page.

By the end of this guide You'll know how to insert images, videos, and audio from your media library into broadcasts, pages, and course lessons. You'll also know how to size, align, and crop media, and how Simplero handles videos so they work in email clients. Before you start Upload your media files to Simplero first. See Manage your Media Library. In this guide Insert media into your email or content Insert a video from the media library Insert a video from YouTube, Vimeo, or another service Edit an image Replace an image already in your content Insert media into a course lesson Insert media into your email or content The media library is available anywhere you see the WYSIWYG editor (the toolbar with text formatting buttons). This includes broadcasts, autoresponders, library mailings, and page content. In the Body area of your content, click the Media library button (folder icon) in the toolbar. The Insert media file screen opens. Browse or search for the media you want: Choose the type of media on the top bar: Images, Videos, PDFs, Audio or Other Choose where you want to get it from on the sidebar Media library - Your own files added to Content -> Media files  Stock photos - A huge gallery of free stock photos we have added for you Generate - Generate your photo with AI by describing what you want Upload - Add new files from your device. Either browse your computer or drag and drop a file onto the dialog. Select the file. If choosing an image, options appear in the right panel: Display width — Choose Small (300px), Medium (400px), Large (560px), Larger (840px), Auto (scales to fit), or Custom (enter any pixel width). The height adjusts automatically to keep the image's proportions Alt text — Describe the image for accessibility and screen readers Align — Set the image to the left, center, right, or none Click Insert selected. If the file isn't in your library yet, click Upload in the top menu of the dialog, Insert a video from the media library Click the Media library button (folder icon) in the toolbar. Select a video from your library. In the right panel, you can: Trim the video  Choose poster frame - Pick a different still frame under (To change the default still frame for a video (so every insertion starts with that frame), open the video in your media library and use the Default frame options. See Picking a Different Video Still.) Choose to "Autoplay" the video when your customers open the page Set a display width. Align — Set the image to the left, center, right, or none Alt text — Describe the image for accessibility and screen reader Click Insert selected. Note: When inserting videos in an email, email clients like Gmail and Outlook don't play embedded videos. Simplero handles this automatically when you insert a video from your media library: A still frame from your video is placed in the email, with a play button overlaid on the image. When the recipient clicks the image, the email opens in their browser, and the video plays. Insert a video from YouTube, Vimeo, or another service Use this for third-party videos that aren't in your media library. Copy the source code from your video service. This is usually under the "share" option On your Simplero editor, click the source code (<>) icon: Paste the embed code (YouTube, Vimeo, Loom, Rumble, or Spotify) into the prompt. The video embed appears in your content. Unlike media library videos, third-party embeds are not automatically converted to still frames for email. For email, insert a still image manually and link it to the video URL instead. Edit an image Crop an Image You can crop an image when inserting it, without affecting other places that use the same image. In the Insert media file dialog, select an image. In the right panel, click Crop. Drag the handles to select the area you want to keep. You can lock the aspect ratio from the options. Choose the size Choose the position Click Save. The cropped version is a copy — the original stays intact for other uses. Edit an image with AI In the Insert media file dialog, select an image. In the right panel, click the Edit with AI button (sparkles icon) This opens the AI image generation panel with your image as a reference. You can describe changes you want and generate a new version based on the original. Replace an image already in your content If the image is already in your content, you can easily replace it: Click the image in your content. A Replace overlay button appears on the image. Click it to open the media library. Select a different image and click Insert selected. The new image replaces the old one in place, keeping the same size and alignment settings. Insert media into a course lesson Course lessons have three places to add media: Lesson main content - Use this if you have a media file that will be the main content for the lesson. This will show bigger on the top part of the lesson In the lesson body - Use this if you want to insert your media within the text. Use the same toolbar buttons described above In the Additional content section: Below the lesson body, use Add media file to attach files that appear as downloadable or embedded content for students. You can also add links, worksheets, and bots from this section. For details on managing lesson attachments, see Manage your Media Library. Troubleshooting Why doesn't my video play in the email? Email clients don't support embedded video playback. When you insert a video from your media library, Simplero places a still frame with a play button in the email. When the recipient clicks it, the video plays in their browser. This is automatic — you don't need to do anything extra. Why doesn't my YouTube or Vimeo video show a play button in the email? Only videos from your Simplero media library get the automatic still-frame-with-play-button treatment. For third-party videos inserted with the Insert video button, add a still image manually and link it to the video URL. Can I add audio or video files to the body of a course lesson? Yes. Audio (MP3) and video (MP4) files from your media library can be inserted directly into the lesson body using the Media library toolbar button. They can also be added in the Additional content section. Why does my image look stretched or blurry? Check the display width you selected. If you chose a specific pixel size that doesn't match the image's proportions, resize using Custom width or switch to Auto. For the best quality, upload images at the size you intend to display them. How do I make an image clickable (linked)? After inserting the image, click it in the editor, then click the Link button in the toolbar and enter the URL. 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When editing the order form for a product, there are several ways to show images. The most important image is the product card image, which is set in the Configure menu of the product. The recommended size for this is 16:9 aspect ratio, with a minimum size of 800 x 450 pixels.  The product image appears on the right-hand side of a computer. The product card image is also used as an icon for the product on the customer's account page. Order form view on a Computer: On mobile phones, the product image is not displayed.  Order form on a mobile: If you prefer to have an image on your mobile order form, you can create a landing page using the order form as an element and add the image to it.   

At the End of This Lesson You will know how to prevent customers from downloading files, videos, or other content in Simplero. In this guide There are a few ways in which you can remove download access for content that is given to a product.  Restrict downloads per product Limit Downloads Across Your Entire Simplero Account Restrict downloads per site Restrict downloads per course Allow Specific Media Downloads While Blocking Others Restrict Downloads Per Product Use this option when you want to stop downloads for one particular product. Go to Sales -> Products Select a product Go to Settings -> Content Turn on "Remove download links" Save changes Limit Downloads Across Your Entire Simplero Account Use this option to control how many times customers can download files and how long download links remain active. Go to Settings -> Product Scroll to the Download limits section. Enter: The maximum number of downloads allowed per file. The number of days each download link should remain active. Click Save changes. Restrict Downloads On A Site Prevent downloads of media files site-wide.  Go to Content -> Sites Choose your site Go to the Configure tab Turn on "Remove download links and transcript copy button from videos, audios, and PDFs"   Restrict Downloads Per Course Prevent downloads of media files site-wide.  Go to Content -> Courses Choose your course Go to the Settings Turn on "Remove download links and transcript copy button from videos, audios, and PDFs"   Allow Specific Media Downloads While Blocking Others Use this option when you want some files to be downloadable (such as PDFs, audio files, or videos) while keeping other media protected. You can: A. Allow all downloads except some OR  B. Prevent all downloads except some For any of the options above: [B option only] - Follow the instructions above to restrict the media per site or course Go to Content -> Courses Open the course and lesson that contains the media item that you want to be different Add that media item as Additional content Turn on the Embed toggle for that item. Choose one of these options: Inherit (uses the site-wide setting) Show (allow downloads) Hide (prevent downloads) Repeat this for any media item that should have different download permissions from the site default. To learn more about protecting your files, check out this guide.  

What to Do If My Customer's Video Won't Download and/or Play? If videos aren't playing for you, that's a problem. Let's get it fixed. In order to find out what the problem is, we're going to need some information from the person experiencing the issue. Clear your cache and cookies in your browser and try again. Still not playing? Go to step #2 Try in another browser (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge, Internet Explorer, iPad). Is it still not playing? Go to step #3 If you can, try another internet provider, eg, at home, at the office, via your cell phone, at your neighbor's, a coffee shop, etc. Now we get technical: Make a "traceroute" to "files.simplero.com". Here's how to do that. If all the above is not working, reach out to us! We will need the following information to be able to help: The link to the page where the video is Who is having the problem Which device and browser are you using Roughly what time the affected user tried to play one of the videos We know it's a lot to ask, but if you help us get to the bottom of a problem, then chances are that problem is never gonna happen again, and we can all happily watch videos for the rest of this world. My video is not playing in 4k We don't support 4k videos. You can upload them, but the maximum they will play inside Simplero is 1080p (HD). If this is important to you, go ahead and add a feature request to our platform. Our Product team actively monitors the board, and gathering support from other members can help prioritize your idea.

How to Deal with Upload Problems Sometimes files won't seem to make it from your computer to our server. Here's what to do when that happens. Select Content from your Simplero Dashboard Select the Media files tab. This is the most robust place from which to upload files Then make sure you (or your family!) are not using up your bandwidth on Netflix or other heavy usage services. Then try again. If the upload is still really slow, or not progressing at all, there are a few things you can do: Restart your browser (and maybe even your computer), and don't open up any other tabs or windows other than the Simplero one. Check your connection speed here (it's the upload speed that's important here) with 1 Mbps upload 100 MB will take up to 15 mins and 1 GB will take 2½ hours, with 25 Mbps the estimated upload times will be 30 secs for 100 MB and 6 mins for 1 GB, all estimates highly dependent on other activities on your network.  File size itself is rarely the issue, as there is no limit on the size. If that still doesn't seem to do the trick, try another internet connection, eg. upload using your mobile phone, or from a local coffee shop or library or a neighbor. You'll want to try a few different upload locations a few times each. You can use the Add from a URL... button to upload a direct link to a file on Dropbox, Google Drive or even Amazon S3. Usually, that'll fix it, and the next time you try to upload from your normal location, it'll probably work again. The internet is fussy sometimes. Worst case, if you can put the file somewhere that we can get to it, such as with a Dropbox share link, we can download it from there and upload it for you. Just click the blue "?" from your Simplero Dashboard (located on the bottom right of your screen, start a support ticket, and give us the URL for the file you want us to upload.

Some screenshot apps paste images by linking to their repository instead of adding the image to the actual content. If, at some point, those links break or the screenshot file gets removed from that app repository, the image will no longer be available wherever it’s been embedded on. For that reason, we strongly recommend uploading images following the instructions in this guide.

Do you want to know if your members are watching your videos? The average percentage of the video viewed? At which point they start losing interest? When you go into your Media Library and select a file, it will take you to your admin page of the video. Above the video, you will be able to see: Total Playing Time- This is the total amount of time of all of the plays for all members.  Average Engagement - This is the average percent of the video that people are watching the video.  Average Play Duration - The average length of time for each time time the video was played.  Total Plays - The total number of times it's been played. This could be various incomplete times watching the video.  Unique IPs - These are the number of different IPs that have played the video. Similar to the unique views on the page Unique users - These are the number of logged-in users who have watched the video. Those are the ones that are already on your system and were logged in at the time they watched it. Important notes! We're tracking account contact views in the following cases: On pause but only after at least 5 seconds of watching. On video end. We don't track views for non-contacts At the top right hand corner of the media file, you'll have an option to show analytics on the video: When you click to show the analytics, then it will overlay over the video. For example on a different video: How to interpret the blue graph The timeline shows where play sessions occurred: Spikes are places you rewatched or jumped to Drops are places you skipped or stopped And hovering over the graph will show the % of active play sessions at each second How to read common patterns in the graph: High at the Beginning = Strong Initial Interest Most videos start with a tall section near 0:00. This is normal and simply shows that viewers pressed play and started watching. Gradual Downward Slope = Normal Viewer Drop-Off A slow, steady decline throughout the video is expected. It indicates that some viewers are leaving over time, which happens with nearly every video. Sharp Drops = Attention Loss Points Sudden dips or steep declines often signal moments where viewers lost interest or chose to leave. Common causes include: A long introduction A confusing explanation Off-topic content Audio or visual issues Information viewers already know These are the moments where viewers may be thinking, "This isn't for me" or "I already know this." Spikes Upward = Rewatches or Skips Spikes typically indicate that viewers found something especially valuable. They can happen when viewers: Rewatch an important section Rewind to hear something again Skip ahead to a specific point in the video Spikes are usually a positive sign, showing high interest or usefulness. Flat Sections = Consistent Engagement When the graph remains relatively level for a period of time, it suggests that viewers are staying engaged. This often means: The content matches viewer expectations The pacing is effective The information remains relevant and interesting Flat sections are generally a sign that the content is holding attention successfully. Track member plays If the video has been watched by your logged-in members, you'll be able to switch over the to the 'members' view: As long as someone is logged into their Simplero account, they'll be able to be listed under the members view: Members view will show: Name - This will be their contact name. If you click on it, it will take you directly to their contact record.  Email - The email address associated with them. Plays - The number of times they've played the video.  Average duration - the average length of time that the specific contact watched the video  Last login - The last time that they logged into Simplero.  Sites they viewed on - Where they watched the video at. If you have multiple places that your video is hosted, then it would create a new line for the same member but a different site. For example: Important! We only save them if they are a site member or a space member. You will not see the member tab when the video is placed in a landing page. 

Simplero offers you an online media library for storing your digital content, such as videos, music, images, documents, and more. Once you add your digital content to the media library you can use the content all over Simplero without re-uploading it multiple times. In this video, we will show you how to: Uploading media files Organize your library using labels and views. Image sizes across Simplero Editing images If have uploaded a video, you might also want to know how to pick a different video still or how to add captions and transcripts to your videos. Once the videos have been uploaded, you can replace them with a different version. You can also learn how to protect your content by restricting downloads. You can also check the Media Library Module on our How to Guides.