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How Fanny keeps several brands posting every week, without the hassle
Fanny Mäkelä, Social media manager
Media library
Keep every photo, video, and design in one place, import from Canva and Google Drive, and stop digging through your camera roll.
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A candle shop's media library, open on a folder of 12 files: product photos, a short video, and a PDF. Two photos are selected and ready to add to a post.
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Pick a finished Canva design or a Google Drive file, and it lands in your library ready to post. No exporting to your desktop and uploading again.
Connect each one once in Settings, then pick designs and files straight from their own pickers.
Drag in images, videos, and PDFs for LinkedIn document posts, and iPhone HEIC photos turn into JPEGs on upload.
Import into the library, or pull assets in while you compose without leaving the editor.
The media library's Import menu is open with three sources: Canva, Google Drive, and stock photos and videos.
Find a photo or video for tomorrow's post without leaving Lemonpost. Add it to your library, and folders and search keep it easy to find later.
Search Pexels photos and videos inside Lemonpost, with no extra account to set up.
Sort assets into folders, and each brand keeps its own library, so client content never mixes.
Search by name, filter by type, sort by date, name, or size, and add alt text to any image.
The stock photo search inside Lemonpost shows six results for candles. One photo is picked and added to the library.
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5 hrs
saved every week
How Fanny keeps several brands posting every week, without the hassle
Fanny Mäkelä, Social media manager
A social media content library is one organized home for every asset you post: photos, videos, graphics, and documents, kept where you plan and publish rather than scattered across a camera roll, a downloads folder, and a design tool. The point is reuse. Gather an asset once, and it is ready for the next post, the next platform, and the next brand without hunting for it again.
Most creators keep media in three or four places: the phone, cloud storage, a design app, and whatever they downloaded last. That is fine until you need last month's graphic and cannot find it.
A library built into your scheduler puts every asset right next to the composer, so posting is picking a file, not a scavenger hunt. And because the same brand-new photo can go to Instagram, LinkedIn, and Pinterest at once, keeping it in one place is what makes cross-posting fast.
Connect Canva to Lemonpost once in Settings, then pick your finished designs straight from Canva's own picker. They land in your library ready to schedule, so there is no exporting to your desktop and uploading again. Google Drive works the same way, and built-in stock from Pexels needs no connection at all, which covers the three places most social content actually comes from.
Digital asset management usually means a heavy, separate platform built for large teams. Most creators and small agencies do not need that. They need their real working files, sorted into folders, searchable, and next to the posts that use them. Lemonpost gives you exactly that layer: upload and import, folders and search, alt text and reuse, with none of the enterprise weight or the enterprise bill.
If you run more than one brand or client, mixing their assets is a recipe for the wrong logo going out. In Lemonpost each brand has its own library and its own folders, so a client's content stays with that client. Switch brands and the library switches with you, which keeps agency work clean without extra admin.
The assets you gather work everywhere Lemonpost posts. Pull a photo from the library into a post and send it to every network at once, each customized to fit.
It is one organized home for every asset you post: photos, videos, and PDFs, kept inside Lemonpost next to your composer and calendar. You upload or import files once, sort them into folders, and reuse them in any post instead of hunting across your camera roll and downloads.
Yes. Connect Canva once in Settings, then pick your finished designs from Canva's own picker in the Import menu. They land in your library ready to schedule, with no exporting and re-uploading.
Yes. Connect Google Drive and choose files from its native picker, and they import into your library. Like Canva, it is a one-time connection.
Yes. Built-in stock from Pexels is available inside the Import menu, both photos and videos, with no separate account or connection needed. Search, pick, and it's in your library.
Images (PNG, JPEG, WebP, and GIF), videos (MP4, MOV, and WebM), and PDF documents, which power LinkedIn's document posts. iPhone HEIC photos are converted to JPEG automatically on upload, so they are ready to post.
Yes. Create folders, move files between them, and see a count on each. Every folder is yours to name however you plan, whether by brand, campaign, or month.
Yes. Search assets by name, filter to just images, videos, or PDFs, and sort by newest, oldest, name, or size.
Yes. Each brand in your account has its own separate library and folders, so an agency's clients never share assets. Switch brands and the library switches with you.
Assets in use are protected. A file that a scheduled or published post still relies on cannot be deleted from the library, so removing something never breaks a live post. You can delete anything that no post is using.
Yes. The library, imports, folders, and stock are part of every Lemonpost plan, which starts at $29 per month with unlimited team seats. There is a 7-day free trial, so you can build your library before paying anything.
Gather your photos, videos, and designs in one library, then reuse them in any post. Free for 7 days.
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