The thumbnails in the ‘Files and Folders’ listing are very small and sometimes you want to find an image by eye, rather than name.
Please add a toggle to alternatively view the ‘Files and Folders’ listing as a large thumbnail view, similar to HubSpot’s ‘recent images’ display or Google Images.
Agreed. Considering we all use “files” to manage emails, landing pages, etc. it seems like a huge oversight that the file manager is so clunky. Sort of Windows 3.1 … also, thumbnails for PDFs aren’t even available. I would really really encourage you to beef up the file manager to a more “visual” 2020 level. ![]()
Thank you!!
I can’t believe this doesn’t already have 500 upvotes…It drives me batty when I’m trying to search for images and have to click on them to open a preview on the right. We should have different views we can sort through to see larger thumbnails and move through them more quickly.
100% agree there should be an option see a tile of images at once, at a size which does not require a magnifying glass. I’m sure many of us have used stock image sites, in fact we have access to one right in HubSpot -- Shutterstock where you can browse images at a glance and do not have to open each one at a time to see the detials. Sometimes the smallest details of an image is what matters most. If this file were just for documents a label/file name may be enough but it doesn’t work best for visuals. I often have the same image saved at different crops and can never tell which one I need utill I open it or sometimes all of them. The worst is when I want to do housekeeping and delete images no longer needed but need to open each one to make sure I’m not deleting somethng I want to keep. Think tile, not thumbnail!
I’m finding it really frustrating that image files are tiny little icons when viewing in the Files folder. We are working on creating a new website and it makes it so hard searching through and looking for images as the view is so incredibly tiny! I honestly don’t know where there aren’t loads more votes for this as well.
This must have a solution four years later, right? Can someone please guide me to the setting for larger thumbnails. Thanks!