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Before inserting images into Posts and Pages using the Classic Editor or the Block Editor, you will need to prepare the images before they are uploaded.

The following video has information on preparing images for your website. The Classic Editor was used to insert the images into the webpage.

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For sites with truly massive storage needs, it may be necessary to keep files on another web server and link to them. When inserting an image or linking to a document, rather than browsing the Media Library, you would just enter the URL of the file on the other server. If you require this setup, contact webdev@uconn.edu about obtaining an account.