The Image gallery lives in the Explorer's Library section and collects every image you have uploaded. It is the companion to placing images on the canvas: the canvas is where you use them, and the gallery is where you manage them.
What it shows
Each uploaded image appears as a thumbnail with a Used in badge derived from where it is referenced, so you can tell at a glance which images are doing work and which are orphaned bytes safe to remove. You can upload a new image straight from the gallery, the same way you would from the canvas.
Deleting images
Delete an image you no longer need to reclaim the space. If an image is still used in one or more diagrams, the delete confirmation warns you first: those tiles will render as broken images afterwards, and the removal cannot be undone. Images nothing references can be cleared without that risk.
Signed-in feature
The gallery is tied to your account, so it is available when you are signed in and on deployments where image uploads are enabled. If uploads are turned off for a deployment, the gallery says so rather than failing silently.
Sweep the gallery occasionally and delete anything with no Used in badge: those are uploads nothing points at, so removing them is safe and keeps your storage tidy.
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