Folders per brand, not one giant pile
Each brand has its own folders, so agencies never mix up clients and nobody posts the wrong logo.
Media library
Stop digging through downloads and shared drives. Keep media in named folders per brand, bring files in from Google Drive, and attach anything to a post in two clicks.
An example studio, invented for this page. Photos from Unsplash.
In RobinReach's media library: named folders per brand, filled by drag and drop (images, video and PDFs) or imported from Google Drive. Open it from the composer to attach any file, and RobinReach checks it against each network's rules before the post is queued. Storage runs from 1 GB on the free plan to 100 GB on Scale.
| Folders | Named, per brand Clients never see each other's files |
|---|---|
| Uploads | Images, video and PDFs Drag and drop, video thumbnails made for you |
| Google Drive | Import in place |
| In the composer | Library, Canva, Drive, Unsplash, GIFs, links Plus AI images on paid plans |
| Checks | Per network, when you attach Format, size and dimensions |
| Storage | 1 GB to 100 GB 1, 5, 15, 50 and 100 GB by plan |
Five versions of the same logo is a library problem. One shelf per brand is the fix.
Three ways in, folders to keep it tidy, and a picker in the composer to get it back out.
Name folders after a brand, a campaign or a client. Each brand keeps its own shelf.
Drag files from your computer, or import straight from Google Drive without downloading first.
Open the library from the post you are writing, pick the file and carry on. The same file can go to every selected network.
Format, size and dimensions are checked for each network when you attach, so posts don't fail at publish time.
Organised by brand, filled from where your files already live, and wired into the composer.
Each brand has its own folders, so agencies never mix up clients and nobody posts the wrong logo.
From 1 GB on the free plan to 100 GB on Scale, with a usage bar so you're never surprised.
The composer's media toolkit adds Canva, Unsplash, GIFs and links to your library and Google Drive.
Every file is checked against each selected network's rules when you attach it.
Anyone with access to the brand uses the same folders.
Video thumbnails are created for you, and video attaches like any image.
Connect Claude or ChatGPT and it can search your library and attach files when it builds a post.
When files live in five places, the wrong one gets posted.
Two new things in RobinReach: images your way, and Auto DM by chat.
I love the create in Canva feature built right in.
Cheryl DevineReview on AppSumo
I especially appreciate the content scheduling, content repurposing, AI tools, media library, analytics, and team collaboration features.
chidi .Review on G2
Publish everywhere from one composer, write captions with AI, and keep the team in step.
1 GB on the free Seed plan, 5 GB on Sprout, 15 GB on Bloom, 50 GB on Thrive and 100 GB on Scale. Compare plans.
Images, video and PDFs. When you attach a file to a post, RobinReach checks it against each selected network's rules for format, size and dimensions.
Yes. Pick files from your Drive and they're imported into the folder you're in, with no download and re upload.
Yes, from the composer's media toolkit, alongside your library, Google Drive, GIFs and links. Paid plans can also create AI images.
Yes, within a brand. Everyone with access to that brand uses its folders, and separate brands keep separate libraries.
No. Once a post is published, the network keeps its own copy, so tidying your library never touches anything that's already live.
Yes. RobinGen writes captions in your brand's voice, and connected assistants like Claude can use your library when they build posts.
Upload once, find it in seconds, and attach it to any post on any network.