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For content elements that support images (for example Text & Images, Text & Media, Images Only), you will see an :guilabel:`Images` or :guilabel:`Media` tab when you create or edit the content element.
Start by Creating a content element of type "Text & Images", "Text & Media", or "Images Only". You can find them in the tab Typical page content.
On the :guilabel:`Images` tab, click the :guilabel:`Add image` button. The :guilabel:`File selector` window displays to let you browse for an image.
Click the "Add image" button in tab images to chose or upload an image
Browse the file tree, then select a folder.
Click the name of an image to select it or use the "Upload files" dialoge. Alternatively, mark several images and import all of them at once.
The :guilabel:`Images` tab lets you perform a number of actions to configure an image.
Use the small arrow next to the thumbnail to collapse and expand this section.
Here you can set general metadata including description, alt text, and insert a link to the image.
Override the default meta data of the image with custom values for this location.
The information displayed here is drawn from the file metadata set in the :guilabel:`Media`. If required, you can override this metadata to set specific values for the image for the current content element.
You can experiment with the image manipulation editor to crop or resize the image. Making changes here won't impact the original image file in :guilabel:`Media`.
Manually specify the width and height of the image in pixels, and apply a border.
A value of '0' means the size is calculated dynamically.
Note
This section is only visible when your site package is based on the Site Package Tutorial or on Fluid Styled Content. Site Packages based on the Bootstrap Package have means to dynamically set the size of the images. The images will resize responsively to fill their container.
Choose where to position the image in relation to the text.
In "Text with Images" content elements you can position the image or images in respect to the text here.
Multiple images are automatically arranged in columns, two by two. You can change this behaviour with the :guilabel:`Number of Columns` field.
Use the :guilabel:`Enlarge on Click` setting to enable a lightbox display for the image.
.. versionchanged:: 14.0
This module has been renamed from :guilabel:`Filelist` to :guilabel:`Media`
see `Feature: #107628 - Improved backend module naming and structure <https://docs.typo3.org/permalink/changelog:feature-107628-1729026000>`_.
You can manage your previously uploaded images in the backend module :guilabel:`Media`:
You can view the files as Tiles or List by switching the settings.
TYPO3 uses a file abstraction layer (FAL) you can therefore move images into different folders without impending the frontend output of the web page, even if they are used in multiple places.
You can move images into folders by drag and drop:
Grab a picture with the mouse, drag it to a folder and drop it there
The file abstraction layer will not allow you to delete images that are still in use in some content element:
TYPO3 FAL will prevent you from deleting files that are still in use
First alter or delete all content elements that still use the file, then you can delete the file itself.
See also chapter Managing files in the Fileadmin.