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Your assistant can put images into lessons and your About page, and set your academy’s logo, dark-mode logo, favicon, cover, social share image and certificate signature. However you give it the image, Fayne copies it into your academy’s own storage and checks it the same way as an upload in the app. Your academy never depends on someone else’s website staying up.

Choose how to give it the image

Paste a direct link to the image: the address that opens just the image in your browser. On most sites, right-click the image and choose Copy image address.
“Use https://example.com/brand/logo.png as my logo.” “Add this chart near the top of lesson 2: https://example.com/chart.png”
A link to a web page that contains the image won’t work. If the site blocks downloads or needs a sign-in, your assistant says so and asks for another link.

What Fayne accepts

  • SVG files must be plain images. An SVG that contains scripts or other interactive content is refused. Export a plain SVG or use a PNG.
  • The type is read from the file itself, so a renamed file is caught.
  • Lesson images count toward your academy’s daily upload limit, the same as uploads in the editor.

Good to know

  • Branding changes are live at once. Your assistant tells you what it changed and gives you a link to check. Ask it to put the old image back if you don’t like it, or remove one: “Remove the cover image.”
  • Lesson images go into drafts like any lesson edit, with the description you or your assistant gives for screen readers.
  • Images linked from other websites. If a lesson ends up with an image that still points to another site, your assistant is told to copy it into Fayne, so it can’t disappear later.
  • Only use images you have the right to use. Fayne tells your assistant to use only images you provide or that are licensed for reuse.

Other files

Videos, PDFs, audio and other documents aren’t uploaded through your assistant yet. Add them in the app: see Video upload, Lesson audio and Knowledge.