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Storage

The Storage tab holds your project’s files — anything you upload yourself, and anything your site’s features let visitors upload (avatars, attachments, gallery submissions).

Files live in buckets — named containers with an access level you choose at creation:

  • Public — every file gets a direct URL anyone can open. Right for images and assets you want to display on the site.
  • Private — files aren’t reachable by URL; your site grants access per-request. Right for user documents and anything sensitive.

Create one with New bucket (lowercase name + the Public toggle). Deleting a bucket deletes everything in it — Genesis asks for confirmation.

Open a bucket to manage its contents:

  • Upload — add files from your computer.
  • Copy link — for public buckets, copies the direct URL; for private buckets it reminds you a signed (temporary) link is needed instead.
  • Delete — remove a file (confirmation required).

Each file shows its name and size.

Features the AI builds can use storage automatically — e.g. “[estage-dedicated: let users upload a profile photo]” creates the bucket, the upload UI, and the wiring. The Storage tab is where you then see (and clean up) what visitors have uploaded.