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Working with Attachments in Confluence

Attachments are files that are included on a specific page including images that appear on the page. Any type of file can be attached to a page. When you attach a file, you can link to it from that page or from other pages in Confluence.

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Attachment Limitations

  • Each attachment uploaded, can be no larger than 15MB
  • You can only upload 10 attachments at once
  • There is no limit on the number of attachments that can be added to a page

Full instructions on working with attachments in Confluence

Drag and Drop Attachments

The Drag and Drop feature in Confluence allows you to drag and drop files (images, documents, etc.) onto your browser/wiki page to attach them. You may also drag multiple files onto a page to attach them.

Full documentation on using Drag and Drop within Confluence - make sure to read the Requirements for Confluence's Drag and Drop Feature on this page!  

Note: Confluence limits file sizes to a maximum of 15MB. We recommend using Box to store your files. Create links on your Confluence pages to your files stored on Box.

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