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# File Manager

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The file manager plays a crucial role in sending images, audio, videos and files to your clients.

This article explores the essential aspects of file managers and their features,

### Accessing the manager

On the Sprinthub home screen, access the search bar and at the end of the general section, the file manager will be located.

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Right on the first screen we have 3 pieces of information. They are:

1. The three initial folders related to SAC, Email and Landing Pages
2. Sorting of existing folders.
3. How much storage has already been used

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Remember that each plan has its own storage limit, which are:&#x20;

TRACTION - 5 Gigabytes

GROWTH - 10 Gigabytes

ENTERPRISE - 20 Gigabytes
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In the central area we find all the files inside the folders, with the main folder being the "root" and the others being subfolders. It is possible to upload multiple files at the same time and also apply a filter.

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Interacting directly with the files, we can:

* Select: to drag to another folder.
* View file: which will open a new window so you can preview it.
* Rename: change the name
* Delete: Which will send it to the trash.

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*<mark style="color:orange;">It is not possible to create an empty folder, as it will be removed when the page is reloaded.</mark>*
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### Trash area

Clicking on "trash", we go to the tab of deleted files.

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Where we can both restore files and empty the trash to free up storage space.

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