Professional Marketing Assets Storage

Marketing assets sprawl fast. A single campaign produces a dozen ad sizes, three logo variants, a hero image in WebP and JPEG, a one-pager PDF, a 30-second video cut, and a set of social crops — multiplied across every channel, locale, and quarter. Dedicated DAMs like Bynder and Brandfolder solve discovery with tagging and approval workflows but charge per seat and aren't built to be wired into an automated pipeline. files.link comes at it from the developer side: a flat, fast asset library with a real REST API, organized into projects and folders, served from a global CDN, and priced on prepaid credits instead of per-seat licenses.

The payoff is automation. Because uploads are three plain HTTP calls — POST /v1/files/{folderId} for a presigned URL, PUT the asset, POST /v1/files/confirm-upload — your design tooling can publish directly. A Figma export script, a CI job that renders ad variants from a template, or a Zapier step that fires when a creative is approved can all push the final asset and get back a permanent CDN URL in one pass.

That URL is the same one your landing pages, programmatic ad feeds, and email templates reference, so there is a single source of truth: update the file, and every surface pointing at the link serves the new version from the edge. Organize by campaign, brand, channel, or locale with folders, and use folder links to hand an external agency or freelancer a whole campaign's assets without creating accounts or paying for extra seats.

Brand-confidential material — unreleased product shots, embargoed announcement creative — lives as private files behind signed URLs that expire, so a leaked link doesn't become a leaked launch. Vector logos (SVG), modern image formats (WebP), source PDFs, and video all sit side by side with no format gating. And because the CDN serves every public asset from edge locations worldwide, a landing page built for a global campaign loads its hero image fast whether the visitor is in Berlin or São Paulo, without you provisioning anything.