Edit folder

Edit a folder’s name, appearance, layout, and advanced settings.

Editing a folder

To edit the name and settings of an existing folder, enter the folder and click the Info icon in the Toolbar.

Screenshot of Media Bank interface with folders and upload button highlighted.

In the Infobar , you can view and edit the settings for the folder.

  • Custom Thumbnail – click the folder icon to replace the default folder icon with your own image. Read more.

  • Name – change the folder name.
  • Description – add or edit the folder description.

Advanced settings

  • Banner – click the image field to upload a banner image. We recommend using a well-compressed 3000 × 600 px JPG image. Read more.
  • Banner link – enter a URL to make your banner clickable. The URL must start with http:// or https://.
  • Vanity URL – replace the default folder URL with a custom URL using a name of your choice. For example:
    • Default folder URL:
      https://files.company.com/hdDj9MIrkgoDSHPv
    • Custom folder vanity URL:
      https://files.company.com/imagebank
  • Theme – choose a different Theme if you do not want to use the default Theme. Read more.
  • Page – select a Page to display whenever someone opens the folder.
  • Labelset – choose a different Labelset if you do not want to use the Labelset inherited from a parent folder. This option is only available when Labels are enabled under Admin > General. Read more.

  • Sort by – choose how files and folders are sorted by default. For example, select "Date (newest first)" to show the newest files first.
  • Layout – choose Grid, Large grid, List, Large list, or Flexible grid as the default view for this folder and its subfolders.

Advanced folder settings in Filecamp

Notice: Only Account Owners and Administrators can view and edit the Advanced folder settings.

Notice: You may need to re-enter the folder or refresh your browser to see changes made to the folder settings.

Tip: Commenting and Labels can be enabled or disabled account-wide under Admin > General. What individual users can do in a folder is controlled through Permission sets.