Stop hunting through downloads folders and shared drives. Keep media in named folders per brand, add photos from Unsplash or Google Drive, and attach anything to a post in two clicks.
Three ways in, folders to keep it tidy, and a picker in the composer to get it back out.
Storage is per workspace and scales with your plan: 1 GB on the free Seed plan, then 5 GB, 15 GB, 50 GB and 100 GB.
Media scattered across laptops, chat threads and a shared drive is media that gets re-cropped, re-exported and re-sent every single time.
Three steps, and the last one is the only one you repeat.
Name it after a brand, a campaign or a client. Folders are per workspace, so each brand keeps its own shelf.
Drag files in from your computer, search Unsplash and import a photo without leaving the page, or pull a file straight out of Google Drive.
In the composer, open the library, pick the folder and choose the file. RobinReach checks it against each network's rules before the post is queued.
Folders, three ways to add files, real storage limits, and a picker built into the composer.
Each workspace has its own folders, so an agency's clients never see each other's files and nobody publishes the wrong logo.
Drag it from your desktop, search Unsplash inside the page, or import from Google Drive. No downloading and re-uploading in between.
1 GB on the free plan, 5 GB, 15 GB, 50 GB, and 100 GB on Scale. The usage bar shows where you are before you run out.
Open the library from the post you are writing, pick the file, and carry on. The same asset can go to every network in the same send.
Format, size and dimensions are validated per network when you attach a file, so a post does not fail at publish time.
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Anyone with access to the brand can use what is in its folders, which is what stops five slightly different versions of the same logo existing.
Connect Claude or ChatGPT over MCP and it can pull from the library when it builds a post for you.
It is the shelf the composer, the designer and the team all reach into.
Attach anything in the library to a post for any of the thirteen networks, with the media rules checked before it queues.
Learn MoreRobinPixel generates branded images inside RobinReach, and what you make lands in the library ready to attach.
Learn MoreRoles and permissions decide who can reach which brand, and the library follows the same rules as the rest of the workspace.
Learn MoreIt depends on your plan: 1 GB on the free Seed plan, 5 GB on Sprout, 15 GB on Bloom, 50 GB on Thrive and 100 GB on Scale. The library shows how much you have used.
Images and video, the same formats the networks accept. When you attach a file to a post, RobinReach checks it against each selected network's own rules for format, size and dimensions.
Yes. Search Unsplash from inside the library and import a photo into a folder without downloading it first. It then behaves like any other file you uploaded.
Yes. Connect Google Drive and pick a file from your Drive, and it is imported into the folder you are in. No download and re-upload round trip.
Yes, within a brand. Everyone with access to that workspace can use the files in its folders, and separate brands keep separate libraries, which matters for agencies.
Yes. Attach it once in the composer and it goes to every network you have selected, with each one's size and format rules checked before the post is queued.
No. Once a post has published, the network holds its own copy, so removing the file from your library tidies your storage without touching anything that is already live.
Create your first folder free, fill it from your desktop, Unsplash or Google Drive, and stop hunting for files before every post.