Ability to add images to the CMS from the Asset Manager

When adding images to a collection within the designer, you have the ability to choose existing images which have already been uploaded via the asset manager in addition to the current ability to upload new images.

  • Craig Teel
  • Jan 31 2017
  • Reda Attahri commented
    3 Oct 04:45pm

    I CAN'T BELIEVE THIS FEATURE HASN'T BEEN DEVELOPED YET

  • Shane Lukas commented
    3 Oct 01:34pm

    This is such a design flow with the system.

  • Dean Hazelgrove commented
    24 Sep 05:55am

    Much needed feature! How is this missing? How is anyone able to manage a portfolio CMS without this?!

  • Denis Zastanceanu commented
    17 Sep 08:54am

    Actually, issues like that stop us from purchasing the enterprise package.

  • Marketing Team commented
    9 Sep 12:38pm

    It is ridiculous that that this has been sitting here for 6 years without being addressed. It is an absolute no-brainer and a huge pain for users as long as it is unsolved. So basic.

  • TFranxx commented
    30 Aug 04:35pm

    Very basic feature, very much needed

  • Carly Reeves commented
    29 Aug 11:57pm

    Do we have to start migrating clients back to WordPress because core functionality like this still hasn't been implemented and isn't being addressed via a roadmap?

  • Kassandra Martin commented
    23 Aug 12:11am

    1000% Needed!

  • Zeke Howey commented
    27 Jul 10:32pm

    Doesn't make sense how this still hasn't been added.

  • Eli Van Der Byl commented
    18 Jul 11:12pm

    How is this still not added?!?!

  • Alan McDonnell commented
    18 Jul 08:55am

    I might have posted here before, but I need to post it again. I have a significant number of sites hosted with Webflow, but it's starting to get embarrassing how often I have to explain to customers that there is no asset or media library they can refer to from within the Editor. No CMS is perfect, but this is a long overdue feature. It's far from the only missing feature, but it is the most baffling to customers - especially if they have had any experience with any other CMS over the past number of years. Even to know that this is coming down the line would set a lot of minds at ease.

  • Daniel Gouldman commented
    9 Jul 02:31pm

    Insane that the CMS (a feature that's built for ease of use and controlled prod environment) can't grab images that have already been processed and greenlit within Webflow.

  • Shane O'Donnell commented
    21 Jun 11:06am

    Client asking me for this again

  • Seth Newsome commented
    16 Jun 11:38pm

    This really increases the amount of work, both upfront in uploading and organizing images, then later in maintaining and keeping things organized. It would be so, so much more efficient to integrate all assets. While I really have loved learning about Webflow and what I can create with it, including the CMS, this seems like a really large feature to be left unconsidered and untouched for over 7 years now. Not very confidence inspiring.

  • Ryan Davidson commented
    28 May 04:55pm

    This is an accessibility failure. Alt-text for assets are added from the asset manager. However images added to CMS posts do not have alt text nor any way to add it. That means critical accessibility features are missing from Webflow.

  • TIES Research commented
    10 May 02:45pm

    Very much needed feature! I do not want to upload the images that are already there!

  • Harold Brema commented
    6 May 10:35am

    PLLLEASE

  • Luc B commented
    1 May 08:12pm

    Serious? Did I just payed a huge subscription without this feature?

  • Marsha Tudor commented
    1 May 07:34pm

    Yes please!!!!!

  • Ash commented
    27 Mar 10:11pm

    You're kidding? How has webflow even grown to this size without this feature? I keep coming back every 2 years and finally decided to go ahead with a project thinking Webflow is cooked enough.

    Yet here we are. Basic basic basic feature, which devs have been notified of from 2017.

    Does Webflow even care?

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