This article outlines how to add an image to Content pages from different sources (your computer, web URL, image library, etc.), outlines supported file types, and details Turtl's image compression and other settings.
Add an Image widget
Click the "+ Add content" button.
Select "Image" from Content menu.
Now choose to upload an image from:
Your computer
From a web link (URL)
Your Company Image Library
Search for a new image via our integrated image library
Upload history
From your computer
Either click on the Arrow icon, "drag" the image from your computer into the area displaying "Drag and drop media" or click "here" to select a file from your computer
Your image will be added to your Content page.
From a URL
Select the "URL" from the menu on the left of the upload window.
Obtain the URL for the image that you want to upload and paste this into the link text box.
Press the "Upload" button.
Your image will be added to your Content page.
Note: Please bear in mind when uploading bigger file size images as they may have a negative user experience due to loading large assets.
From your Library
Note: Only Admins can upload images to your company’s library. These will display in the respective library tab in the image widgets and are available for any user in the company. This makes it easier for users to create Docs that are more consistent and on-brand. If you are not an Admin, you will see the same screen as above, but without the option to upload to the library.
Select "Library" from the menu on the left of the upload window.
Search your library by filename or by what’s actually in the image using our Intelligent image search! Need a marketer with glasses? Just type it in, and we’ll find the best match.
Click on the image in your library to add it to your page.
Your image will be added to your Content page.
From the Web
Turtl is integrated with Pixabay (a free stock image website), allowing you to search for images without leaving the Turtl editor. All images available are licensed under Creative Commons CCO, which makes them safe to use without asking for permission or giving credit to the artist - even for commercial purposes.
Type in your keyword and press Enter.
Click on the image you want to use.
The image will be added to your Content page.
From upload history
When you add an image, it will show you all the relevant media that you've previously uploaded to Turtl Docs. Additionally, you have the option to remove the images by hovering over the image you want to delete and selecting "remove from history" to remove it.
Recommended file types
Photo: JPG
Graphic: PNG
Animation: GIF
Movie: MP4, OGG, WEBM
Image compression
Turtl automatically compresses all uploaded images to ensure that your content loads as fast as possible for your readers.
Your image will retain its original format where possible but may be converted to JPEG if a small enough file size cannot be achieved any other way.
If you find that your image appears blurry or low-quality, you can turn off our compression system by unticking the "Optimize" option.
However, please note that when not using compression, you should try to optimize your image for web use. Uploading images that are over 400Kb can load slowly for readers.
Image dimensions
Any images uploaded must fit the required dimensions of your page. For further details on dimensions, check out the following article Dimensions in Turtl.
Image widget configuration
Check out this support article to learn how to change your Image Widget configuration to better adjust the image to your Turtl Doc!
FAQ: Can Turtl integrate with DAM (Digital Asset Management) tool?
Turtl Docs can appear in DAM (e.g., Paperfly), but pulling in images, videos, PDFs, etc. from a customer’s DAM to Turtl is currently not supported, as Turtl’s media library does not offer features like filtering, labeling, categorization, search, etc. that would typically exist in a Digital Asset Management tool.
As a workaround, we suggest using DAM in tandem with Turtl, e.g. you can have DAM open in a separate tab, search for an image, video, or PDF, grab its URL, and then paste that URL into a Turtl Doc (Image widget, PDF widget, and Video widget all support adding assets via URL).