The Media Library in Hostinger AI Builder manual mode is a centralized storage space for organizing the images and documents used on your website, helping you build and update your site efficiently without external storage. It’s the primary way to manage content for your site, since the builder doesn’t use a traditional File Manager.
How to access the Media Library
You can open the Media Library using two different methods.
- In the editor side menu, click More and select Media library.
- Click on any image-related element (such as an image or logo) and select the option to Edit image.
Or Replace image.
NOTE
- If you are using a browser translation extension and cannot see these options, try turning it off. To change the language natively, refer to this guide: How to change the hPanel language at Hostinger.
How to manage images and folders
Once inside the Media Library, you will land on the My library view. You can switch views to see only images, AI-generated images, or documents. You can perform several management tasks to keep your assets organized.
- Upload files: Drag and drop files from your local device or click the Upload button.
- Create folders: Click Create folder to group related images or documents together.
- Manage folders: Click on the options button (⋮) next to a folder to rename or delete it.
- Manage files: Click on the options button (⋮) next on an image to move it to a folder, rename it or delete it.
- Check image details: Hover over an image and click Details.
The details view contains the file name, file type, file path, dimensions, the option to add Alt text and a button to delete the item. - Improve SEO: Within the Details view, add Alt text to describe your images for search engines and accessibility.
Deleting an item is a permanent action and cannot be reverted.
Supported file types
You can upload various formats to the Media Library, including:
- Images: .JPG, .JPEG, .PNG, .GIF, .SVG, .WEBP.
- Audio: .WAV, .MP3, .FLAC, .OGG.
- Video: .MP4, .AVI, .MOV, .WMV, .FLV.
- Documents: .DOC, .DOCX, .XLS, .XLSX, .PPT, .PPTX, .ODT, .ODP, .PDF, .EPUB, .TXT, .RTF.
For further file management options, check the available alternative methods.
By organizing your assets into folders and using descriptive alt text, you ensure your website remains easy to manage and optimized for visitors.