Direct URLs for flexible builds
Use a stable image, video, or download address in supported Webflow fields, CMS content, and custom code.
Store images, video, documents, and downloads in Infinite Uploads Cloud, then use direct URLs, CMS fields, or supported custom-code embeds throughout your Webflow project.
Use a stable image, video, or download address in supported Webflow fields, CMS content, and custom code.
Keep the source library independent from collections, templates, and project handoffs.
Separate client projects, share private review links, and publish approved assets through branded addresses.
Webflow projects often serve multiple pages, locales, campaigns, and clients. Cloud keeps original assets and reusable links organized outside one project, so a redesign or handoff does not turn media management into a second build.
Three plain steps. Infinite Uploads handles the hosting work quietly in the background.
Name the project for the site or client, then set up folders for CMS media, campaigns, downloads, and reusable components.
Add images, video, documents, and archives. Keep important context in filenames, tags, and folders so the team can find it again.
Paste a direct URL into a supported CMS or link field, or add the embed code to a Webflow Embed element or custom-code area.
Use Cloud links for resources, downloads, or media fields when a collection needs an external source.
Separate projects and give the team a clear source for approved images, videos, and files throughout the build.
Publish the same campaign image, demo video, or download on a landing page, email, and follow-up resource.
Every Infinite Uploads plan includes the same features. Pick a plan based on how much you store and share, not a confusing feature checklist.
See simple pricing →Yes, wherever the CMS field or component accepts an external URL, link, image source, or embed. Cloud supplies the address; Webflow controls the design.
Copy the embed code and paste it into a Webflow Embed element or another supported custom-code area, then publish the page as usual.
Yes. Use a public download link for open resources or a private expiring link for client files and protected materials.
Yes. Create a project for each client or site, keep approved media separate, and share private previews without exposing unrelated files.
Keep the library organized outside the build, then reference the exact file or embed each page needs.