Uploading photos
Adding photos to a gallery takes seconds. This page covers how to upload, which files work, and what you can do with each photo once it's in.
Add your photos
In the Chapters tab, click Add media, or drag photos straight onto the page. Either way, the photos land in whichever chapter you're currently viewing.
The first photo you upload to a gallery automatically becomes its cover. You can change that later from any photo or from the Layout tab.
After uploading, give your photos a moment to finish processing. CoreHue prepares each one so it loads quickly for your client.
File types and limits
Galleries accept these image files:
JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, HEIF, TIFF, and GIF.
A few things to keep in mind:
- RAW files aren't supported. Export them to JPEG (or PNG, WebP, HEIC, or TIFF) first, then upload.
- Each photo can be up to 50 MB.
- Photos count toward your plan's storage: 100 GB on Core and 1 TB on Pro. If you run out of room, you'll need to remove some files or upgrade before uploading more.
If you upload a photo with the same filename as one already in the gallery, CoreHue asks whether you want to continue or cancel.
Work with a photo
Open any photo's menu to:
| Action | What it does |
|---|---|
| Set as cover | Make this photo the gallery's cover. |
| Rename | Change the photo's name. |
| Replace | Swap in a new file while keeping the photo's place in the grid. |
| Download | Save the original to your device. |
| Move/Copy | Move the photo to another chapter, or copy it into one. |
| Delete | Remove the photo from the gallery. |
You can also open a photo's info to see its details.
Arrange and view
- Reorder photos by dragging them into the order you want.
- Use the Sort photos menu to arrange them.
- Switch between grid and list view with the view toggle.
Do more at once
Select several photos to handle them together. You can:
- Select all or deselect with one click
- Move or copy them to another chapter
- Download originals
- Delete them (up to 500 at a time)
Next up: Design and themes to make the gallery look like your work.