Overview
Dock's library supports four different content types.
Image
PDF
Video (links and self-hosted)
Link
You can upload these from your computer or import them from Google Drive.
In the guide below, we'll show you how to add assets (aka content) to the library.
Uploading New Content
You can upload new content to the library by following the steps below or simply dragging and dropping files from your computer into the Files section shown on the Library landing page!
Step 1: From your home screen, click Library on the lefthand nav bar.
Step 2: Click the New content button found on the top right.
Step 3: Select the type.
Google Drive Integration
By connecting your Google Drive, you can pull in content directly to Dock. Click here to learn more about how to import using this option, and how to keep this content updated in Dock!
From Computer
Images
To upload an image, just drag/drop the image or browse files on your computer.
PDFs
To upload a PDF, drag/drop the PDF or browse files on your computer
Videos
For videos, you have two options: self-hosted or link.
Self-Hosted
For videos that you want to host in Dock, drag/drop the video or browse files on your computer. One advantage of using self-hosted videos is that Dock is able to provide more advanced analytics like average watch time.
Please note: While we don't have a file size limits, large video files may take a while to upload.
Link (Hosted elsewhere)
For videos that are in other platforms (Youtube, Loom, Wistia, etc.), you can just add a link to upload the video.
Links
Add a link to any website.
Set Metadata
After the asset uploads, you'll be asked to set the metadata for the asset. This includes the following:
Name
Collections (add to a collection or create your own)
Description
We'll also show a preview of the asset.
When you're ready to add the asset to the library, just click create and you'll go to the next screen where you can share the asset!
Why can't I see the "New content" button?
If you don't have access, ask your admin to update your permissions to an "Admin" or "Super Admin" level.