# Assets

> Assets in MailCamp are the images and files you have uploaded for use in emails. They live in a shared file manager that the email editor reads from, so the same logo or photo can be reused across templates and campaigns.

## What it is

Anything you drop into an image block in the editor is stored in the account's asset library and served from MailCamp's hosting — you do not need to host campaign images yourself. The same library is reachable outside the editor, under Settings, so files can be uploaded, organised and removed without opening a campaign.

## Key concepts

- **Shared library**: assets belong to the account, so every user (and every template and campaign) draws from the same set of files.
- **Used by the editor**: image, logo and file blocks in the drag-and-drop editor pick from this library.
- **Hosted delivery**: uploaded files get a stable URL and are delivered by MailCamp when the email is opened.

## Common workflows

### Uploading a file up front

1. Open **Settings → Assets**.
2. Upload the images you want available in the editor.
3. In the campaign or template editor, pick the file from the library instead of uploading it again.

## Limits and edge cases

- Deleting an asset that is still used by a template or a sent campaign breaks the image for recipients who open the mail afterwards — the file is no longer served.
- Assets are account-scoped; there is no sharing between accounts.

## Web routes

- `/settings/assets` — the asset library.

## Related

- [Templates](/llms/templates.txt) — where assets are placed.
- [Campaigns](/llms/campaigns.txt) — where they are sent.