Upload and reuse images
You can use images in many places: your avatar, image blocks, photo albums, link thumbnails, custom backgrounds, and more.
How to upload
- For your avatar image, tap the avatar in the editor. For image blocks and similar, tap the image area inside the block.
- The image picker (library) opens. Choose an image file from your device via "Upload new image".
- It uploads automatically and appears in the preview right away.
Uploaded images are optimized in your browser (resized and converted to WebP) before being saved, so your page loads faster.
For blocks that hold multiple images, such as photo albums, you can add several at once.
- Select multiple images in the library and add them in one go.
- On PC, you can also drag & drop image files from your device onto the block.
Reuse images from your library
Once uploaded, an image stays in your library and can be picked again anywhere else.
- The same library opens from any image area — avatar, blocks, backgrounds, and so on.
- No need to upload the same image over and over.
- You can delete images you no longer use from the library.
Tidying up your library
The "Image library" page on the dashboard lets you organize your saved images in bulk.
- Images used on your page get an "In use" badge and can't be deleted (no risk of removing something by accident).
- Use "Unused only" to filter down to images you aren't using, then select and delete them together.
- Handy when your library is getting close to its limit.
Size and count limits
- Each file can be up to 2MB (custom backgrounds only: up to 4MB). Please shrink oversized images beforehand.
- Your library can hold up to 100 images. Once you hit the limit, new uploads are blocked — delete unused images to free up space.
Even at the limit, images you've already uploaded are never deleted.
Add alt text
For image blocks and photo albums, you can set alt text describing what's in the image.
- It lets people using screen readers understand your images.
- It's shown as fallback text when the image can't be displayed.
thamit encourages adding alt text so your page is accessible to everyone. For tips on writing it, see How to write alt text.
Troubleshooting
- Check that the file format is supported (common image formats like JPEG, PNG, and WebP work; SVG is not allowed for security reasons).
- If the file is too large, shrink it to 2MB or less and try again.
- Check that your library hasn't reached 100 images.