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Assets

The assets page contains all the assets that were uploaded to then be used in any app or module's branch. Assets can be images, icons, fonts, video files, audio files or widgets. Studio automatically creates a folder in the Assets page for each of your app or module's branches.

Note

Any assets created in this page are considered global—meaning that they can be used for all apps in the environment—unless you create or move the assets to the Local folder. Refer to the Local Assets section below to learn more.

To access the Assets page, click the menu icon (menu.png) and then Assets in the Design section.

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When the page opens, you see the assets and asset folders available as cards. In each card, you can see the asset's details, including its name, format and size. In addition, hover over each card to see the date in which the asset was updated last and the user that performed that update as well as the actions available, such as downloading the asset, deleting it, or seeing the asset's settings and information.

In the toolbar, you can find different tools to search and sort your assets. To find an asset, click the search bar and type its name, description or related tags. To define the organization of assets displayed, click the arrow in first drop-down menu and select one of the options available: Newest first, Name A-Z, Name Z-A, Size low-high, Size high-low. To narrow down the type of assets displayed, click the second drop-down menu and select one of the options available: All, Only Folders, Only Files, Image, Icons, Fonts, Video, Audio, Widget.

The toolbar also contains several actions that can be performed on one or more assets. To select a specific asset, click the checkbox located in the asset's card top left corner. To select all assets in bulk, click Select all. Refer to the table below to learn more about the actions available.

Tip

Actions appear available only if you previously select one or more assets.

Move to other folder

Click MOVE_TO_OTHER_FOLDER.png to move the selected global assets to the branch you selected when starting Studio. A modal opens, informing you the asset you are moving. Click Move to proceed. Then, a message pops up informing you that the action was successful.

Duplicate to Branch

Click Duplicate_to_Branch.png to duplicate the selected global assets to the branch you selected when starting Studio. A modal opens, informing you the asset you are duplicating. Click Duplicate to proceed. Then, a message pops up informing you that the action was successful.

Delete

Click Delete.png to delete the selected assets. A modal opens, asking you to confirm the elimination. Click Confirm to proceed. Then, a message appears confirming that the assets were deleted.

Info

Click Info.png to edit settings of the selected assets. A modal opens, where you can define whether the assets selected will be included in the app configuration package that is downloaded to the user's device and tags for those assets. Refer to Asset Info to learn more.

Make available as icons

Click Make_available_as_icons.pngto convert the selected assets to icons. To be able to convert them into icons and use them in the apps, assets must be .svg images. These images are usually monochrome and used in buttons, lists, form components, etc. A message appears to confirm the type of asset was changed.

Click Upload and select one of the two options available. Refer to the table below to learn more.

File Upload

Click to upload a single asset. Once the file browser opens, select the file. The file will be uploaded and the Info modal opens so that you can complete the asset's basic info. Refer to Assets Settings and Info to learn more.

Folder Upload

Click to upload all the assets within a folder in bulk. Once the file browser opens, select the folder you want to upload. The folder with the assets will be uploaded and the Info modal opens so that you can complete the assets folder's basic info. Refer to Assets Settings and Info to learn more.

For each asset folder, you can see the folder’s name, last modified date, and a preview of some of the images inside. Empty folders show the message “Add files here”. Double-click any folder to open it.

Important

By default, the first card you see in the assets list belongs to the Local folder, which contains the assets that can only be used in that specific context. Refer to the section below to learn more.

Local Assets

Local assets are assets that can only be used in the context (selected app or module's branch) that you are working on. They are located in the Local folder, which, by default, is the first card you see in the assets list.

Assets created in the assets page are considered global and are available for every app in Studio. If you want an asset only to be available for your context, you can either access the Local folder and upload it there or move it from the list of assets to the Local folder once uploaded, using the option Move to another folder in the Actions toolbar, explained above.