Images & media
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DLS allows you to add images and media easily to your Gallery. Simply drag a file into the Gallery, or use the file manager in the upper right corner to upload multiple images at once. This guide will walk you through the process of adding, organizing, and managing images and media within the DLS platform. Whether you're uploading files for archival, sharing, or blockchain-powered metadata storage, DLS makes it simple and efficient.
DLS provides a seamless way to upload and manage media assets. Follow these methods to add files effortlessly:
Simply drag a file (image, video, or document) into the Gallery section.
The file will be automatically uploaded and available for use immediately.
Click on the File Manager icon in the upper-right corner.
Select multiple images or videos to upload them simultaneously.
Organize and rename files for better categorization.
Copy any image from your local device or web browser.
Paste it directly into the editor—DLS will automatically upload and store the image in your file manager.
Pro Tip: Use batch uploads for bulk media management, allowing you to import entire folders at once.
Once your images and media are uploaded, DLS provides advanced tools to manage them efficiently:
Create folders for different categories (e.g., "Family Albums", "Event Archives").
Rename files to ensure proper identification and searchability.
Sort media by date, type, or custom tags.
Attach titles, descriptions, and tags to each image.
Store immutable metadata on blockchain for provenance tracking.
Utilize AI-powered tagging to auto-generate keywords for easy discovery.
Preview images and videos directly within DLS.
Apply basic edits such as cropping, rotation, and color adjustments.
Download or export media to external storage if needed.
DLS is more than just an image storage platform—it offers blockchain-powered archival and security features:
Immutable Storage: Files uploaded to DLS can be stored on IPFS or Arweave for permanent preservation.
Tamper-Proof Metadata: Every media file contains a cryptographic hash, ensuring authenticity and originality.
Decentralized Access Control: Use wallet-based permissions to control who can view or download your content.
Example Use Case: A historical society can digitize and archive photos on DLS, preserving them permanently on blockchain with timestamped metadata and ownership verification.
Learn how to create albums and galleries for structured photo organization.
Discover best practices for tagging and metadata management.
Engage with DLS users and developers to optimize your media workflows.
Share insights and collaborate on decentralized media preservation projects.
Integrate DLS media storage with NFTs and smart contracts.
Utilize AI-driven metadata tools for advanced search and categorization.