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Social media media library

Media Library:
every asset, one home

Upload, organize, and attach images to your posts without leaving your workflow. Files live on reliable Vercel Blob storage, with tagging and search so the right visual is always a click away, and the post editor pulls straight from your library, including the formats Instagram expects.

By Tayyab, Founder

Available onStarterProAgency

The media library stores the images you attach to posts, with tagging and search, so a visual is always a click away in the post editor. Files live on managed blob storage and the editor pulls straight from the library, including the formats Instagram requires.

What is the Media Library?

The Media Library is your single source of truth for visuals across Content Drifter. Instead of hunting through folders, DMs, or last month's exports, you keep approved images in one place that syncs with how you actually publish.

Every upload is stored securely and served when you need it, whether you're drafting a single post or batch-scheduling a week of content. Tagging and organization scale with you, from a solo creator's first dozen shots to an agency managing multiple brands.

Key features

Content Drifter is built around a fast, dependable media workflow from capture to calendar. Here's what you get out of the box:

  • Upload images directly into your workspace with storage backed by Vercel Blob, with no mystery links or broken attachments later.
  • Tag and organize assets so campaigns, clients, or themes stay grouped without renaming files a dozen times.
  • Search media when inspiration strikes or a deadline looms; find the right file in seconds instead of scrolling.
  • Attach from the editor without re-uploading; pick from the library while you write captions and set platforms.
  • Instagram-ready handling so image posts meet platform expectations; the library is required for a smooth Instagram publishing path.

Key benefits

When your media lives in one system of record, your team stops asking "which file is final?" and starts shipping. Creators get speed; managers get consistency.

  • One place for everything: on-brand shots, UGC, product stills, and seasonal drops all share the same searchable home.
  • Quick attach from the editor keeps you in flow: write, select, schedule, no tab gymnastics.
  • Platform-compliant image handling reduces surprises at publish time, especially when Instagram is in the mix.

How to use it

Getting started takes minutes. Open your dashboard and treat the library like a lightweight DAM that actually talks to your calendar.

  1. Go to Dashboard → Media Library.
  2. Upload images you plan to reuse: logos, hero shots, carousels, whatever your content mix needs.
  3. Tag them with labels that match how you think: by client, campaign, product, or mood.
  4. When editing a post, click attach and pick from the library instead of uploading again.

That loop (upload once, attach many times) is where teams reclaim hours every month without sacrificing quality control.

Available on Starter+

Media Library storage scales with your plan so you only pay for the runway you need. Starter includes 1 GB, enough for consistent posting with a curated asset set. Pro expands to 10 GB for heavier production and more brands. Agency unlocks 50 GB for teams managing large libraries across clients.

Upgrade when your catalog grows; your workflow stays the same, just with more room for the shots that sell your story.

The ceiling, and what happens at it

Attachment storage, read from our billing configuration when this page rendered.

FreeStarterProAgency
50 MB250 MB500 MB1,024 MB

On the free plan an attachment is swept 7 days after upload, and the sweep runs on your next upload rather than on a nightly job. Every paid plan carries a retention value of zero, which in this code means no sweep at all.

Numbers read from billing at render. Behaviour checked against the code that enforces it, 25 August 2026.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the media library for?

Keeping the images you reuse in one searchable place instead of re-uploading them per post. The post editor reads from it directly, so attaching a visual does not mean leaving the composer.

Does it validate image formats per platform?

Yes. The editor checks the attached media against each platform requirement before publish, including the size and format constraints Instagram enforces, and surfaces the problem rather than failing at publish time.

Can I use my own photos and screenshots?

Yes. Upload them once, tag them, and they are available to any post, and they can also be composed into generated graphics rather than only attached as-is.

Ready to try it?

Start for free and upgrade as you grow. No credit card required.