To start, head to your Docs & Files section in your Project. There's a really handy "Other" category that allows anyone to link to anything hosted elsewhere. You can link to your documents and files in: Adobe Creative Cloud, Airtable, Basecamp, Box, Dropbox, Figma, Google Drive, iCloud Drive, Invision, Notion, OneDrive, and Zoho. Need to delete a file or restore a deleted file? Here's how!Īre your files saved in another program? You can link to those files in your Basecamp projects! If you made changes to a file and need to add a new version, no worries! Go to the file in the project, and click to Replace with a new version.
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Just click the file, then click ' View Full Size'. You can view some files (PDF, JPG, PNG, GIF) directly in your browser.
If you need to upload a standalone file larger than 5 GB to the Docs & Files section of a project, you can consider creating a Basecamp Doc and attaching your file to to that document. Uploading a standalone file is limited to 5 GB in size. Uploading a file as an attachment is limited to 10 GB in size. To delete a file attached to an item, click The file will appear where your cursor is, so be sure the cursor is in the place where you want the file. When you upload a file correctly, you'll see "view full size" and "download" links directly under the file.ĭrag a file from anywhere on your computer and drop it onto the page where the text editor is open. It then breaks when the copy in your cache clears out. When you copy/paste, it isn't actually uploading a copy of the file to our servers, it's only pasting a copy of the file/image in your browser's local cache. NOTE: You always need to use the paperclip icon 📎 in the editor to upload files and images to Basecamp, not copy and paste them in. For organizing reference materials, shared files, and the latest version of everything.Īnywhere you see the text editor in Basecamp 3, you can attach a file one of two ways:Ĭlick the paperclip icon and then select a file from your computer:
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