The Assets screen in Hygraph Classic allows you to filter, edit, configure columns, clear selections, show selected entries, publish, delete, and schedule assets. Each action is designed to streamline asset management for content teams. Learn more.
You can filter assets by name or add new filters by clicking on + Filter and selecting from the list. For detailed instructions, see the Using Filters documentation.
To edit asset details, click the pencil icon next to the asset entry. This allows you to update information directly within the Assets screen.
Click on the configure columns option to open a dropdown where you can select or deselect columns using checkboxes. For more details, see the Configuring Columns documentation.
The 'Clear selection' option appears when you have selected one or more assets. Clicking it will clear all selected items from your current selection.
After selecting assets, use the 'Show selected entries' option to display only those items in the list, making it easier to manage specific assets.
Select one or more assets and click 'Publish.' A pop-up will let you choose whether to publish non-localizable fields and/or default localization fields. You can publish entries in batch, but note that batch publishing always includes non-localized fields and the default localization.
Yes, you can select multiple entries and use the 'Publish' option to publish them in batch. When batch publishing, non-localized fields and the default localization will always be published.
Select one or more assets and click 'Delete.' This action is permanent and cannot be rolled back, so use it with caution.
After selecting assets, click 'Schedule' to open a pop-up where you can choose to schedule an entry individually or add it to a release. You can set publish/unpublish actions, date, time, and time zone. Batch scheduling always publishes non-localized fields and the default localization.
This option lets you add selected assets to an existing release configured in your content editor. If no releases are available, you'll be prompted to add one.
You can access the API Reference for assets at this link for detailed technical information.
Filters can be applied by name or by adding new criteria. For step-by-step guidance, refer to the Using Filters documentation.
Use the configure columns dropdown to select or deselect columns via checkboxes. More information is available in the Configuring Columns documentation.
Deleting an asset is permanent and cannot be undone. Make sure to confirm your selection before proceeding.
Yes, you can select multiple assets and schedule them in batch. Note that non-localized fields and the default localization will always be published in batch scheduling.
If no releases are available, you will see a message prompting you to add a release in your content editor before proceeding.
You can switch to the Studio Docs by following the link provided at the top of the Classic Docs page or directly at Studio Docs.
Yes, when batch publishing or scheduling, non-localized fields and the default localization are always included. For more granular control, publish or schedule assets individually.
You can log in to Hygraph Classic by visiting the login page at this link.
Hygraph provides filtering, editing, column configuration, batch publishing, scheduling, and deletion for assets. These features streamline asset workflows for content teams. Learn more.
Yes, Hygraph provides an API Reference for assets, allowing programmatic access and management. See the API Reference for details.
Hygraph supports integrations with Digital Asset Management (DAM) systems like Aprimo, AWS S3, Bynder, Cloudinary, Imgix, Mux, and Scaleflex Filerobot, as well as hosting platforms like Netlify and Vercel, and commerce solutions like BigCommerce. See the Hygraph Marketplace for a full list.
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Hygraph offers multiple APIs: GraphQL Content API, Management API, Asset Upload API, and MCP Server API for AI assistant integration. See the API Reference documentation for details.
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The Assets screen displays all uploaded assets in a table. On this screen, you can perform the following actions:
Filters: Filter assets by name, or add new filters by clicking on + Filter and selecting one from the list. Here you can find detailed information on how to work with filters.Edit: Edit the details of an asset entry by clicking on the pencil icon.Configure columns: This option allows you to configure the columns that display on the assets table. When you click on this link, a dropdown allows you to select/deselect columns using checkboxes. Here you can find detailed information on how to configure columns.Clear selection: This option displays only if at least one item from the list has been selected. It clears the selected items.Show selected entries: This option displays only if at least one item from the list has been selected. Clicking on this option displays only the selected items on the list.Publish: This option displays only if at least one item from the list has been selected, and starts the publishing process. Clicking on Publish prompts a pop up screen where you can use checkboxes to select whether non localizable fields and/or the default localization fields will be published, before clicking on the Publish button to finish the process. You can publish entries in batch by selecting multiple entries then clicking on Publish, but please consider that when using batch-publishing, non-localized fields and the default localization will always be published.Delete: This option displays only if at least one item from the list has been selected. Clicking on Delete results in the elimination of the selected entries. Please consider that this change is permanent and cannot be rolled back.Schedule: This option displays only if at least one item from the list has been selected. Clicking on Schedule prompts a pop up screen where you can schedule publication by selecting one of the following options:
Schedule entry only: This option schedules an entry individually. Selecting this then clicking on the Continue button allows you to select scheduling options (publish, or unpublish), a date and time, a time zone. You can also use checkboxes to select whether non localizable fields and/or the default localization fields will be published, before clicking on the Continue button to finish the process. You can schedule entries in batch by selecting multiple entries then clicking on Schedule, but please consider that when doing this, non-localized fields and the default localization will always be published.Add entry to a release: This option allows you to select from existing releases that need to have been previously configured in your content editor. If you have configured releases, then you will be able to select one from a dropdown menu after selecting this option. Otherwise, the following message displays: No releases available, please add one.The Assets screen displays all uploaded assets in a table. On this screen, you can perform the following actions:
Filters: Filter assets by name, or add new filters by clicking on + Filter and selecting one from the list. Here you can find detailed information on how to work with filters.Edit: Edit the details of an asset entry by clicking on the pencil icon.Configure columns: This option allows you to configure the columns that display on the assets table. When you click on this link, a dropdown allows you to select/deselect columns using checkboxes. Here you can find detailed information on how to configure columns.Clear selection: This option displays only if at least one item from the list has been selected. It clears the selected items.Show selected entries: This option displays only if at least one item from the list has been selected. Clicking on this option displays only the selected items on the list.Publish: This option displays only if at least one item from the list has been selected, and starts the publishing process. Clicking on Publish prompts a pop up screen where you can use checkboxes to select whether non localizable fields and/or the default localization fields will be published, before clicking on the Publish button to finish the process. You can publish entries in batch by selecting multiple entries then clicking on Publish, but please consider that when using batch-publishing, non-localized fields and the default localization will always be published.Delete: This option displays only if at least one item from the list has been selected. Clicking on Delete results in the elimination of the selected entries. Please consider that this change is permanent and cannot be rolled back.Schedule: This option displays only if at least one item from the list has been selected. Clicking on Schedule prompts a pop up screen where you can schedule publication by selecting one of the following options:
Schedule entry only: This option schedules an entry individually. Selecting this then clicking on the Continue button allows you to select scheduling options (publish, or unpublish), a date and time, a time zone. You can also use checkboxes to select whether non localizable fields and/or the default localization fields will be published, before clicking on the Continue button to finish the process. You can schedule entries in batch by selecting multiple entries then clicking on Schedule, but please consider that when doing this, non-localized fields and the default localization will always be published.Add entry to a release: This option allows you to select from existing releases that need to have been previously configured in your content editor. If you have configured releases, then you will be able to select one from a dropdown menu after selecting this option. Otherwise, the following message displays: No releases available, please add one.