How To Upload Media To Scheduled Posts?
You can upload media to the scheduled posts by editing the posts from your publishing Calendar in Statusbrew Planner. To do this:
Navigate to your scheduled post via List, Week, or Month view in Planner
Click on the desired post to open the detailed view
Click the icon to open the Composer
Click Browse options to upload or Drag and drop media files
You will find the following browse options to upload media:
Image upload: From here, you can upload images from your device’s storage
Video upload: Upload a video from your device storage
GIF upload: Upload a GIF from your device storage
Document upload: You can upload documents from your device storage
Upload by URL: You can fetch media from a publicly accessible URL
Free photos: You can search and add free stock images from sources like Unsplash and Pixabay
Giphy: You can search and add free GIF animations from Giphy website
Design with Canva: You can design and create media with Canva within Statusbrew compose screen
Pick from Asset Manager: You can select media from the Asset Manager
Google Drive: Upload media from your integrated Google Drive account
Dropbox: Upload the media from your connected Dropbox app
Box: Upload media from your integrated Box account
What Can I Do With The Uploaded Media
You will find options to Edit or Remove the media when you hover over the media thumbnails. Over a video file, you can upload a thumbnail from the Edit option
Edit photo:
Click Edit to access options for editing the media depending on the network.
Edit Media opens the Image Editor to crop, apply filters, or add text banners.
Click EXPORT IMAGE to apply your edits, and the newly edited image will appear in the thumbnail preview.
Edit description: Add some information to describe your image
Edit alternate text: Add some alternate text (alt-text) to the images to help people with disabilities to understand your content.
Tip:
When multiple images are attached, drag and drop them to reorder your posts.
Learn more about Media Upload Types & Size Limits