Your website called. It wants better pictures.
A banner that fits your brand. A product illustration that explains the idea. Something a little more you than another stock photo of people pointing at a laptop. Laizie's Media page brings uploads, AI image creation, and your media library together. Bring what you have, describe what you need, and review generated images before they become public files.
Meet your Media page
Open Media in your Laizie dashboard. Behind that friendly name is media.php, your workspace for uploading assets, generating images, and managing the files your website uses. You don't need to remember the filename to get there.
Drag in existing images, audio, or video. Validated uploads go into your site's /media/ folder, ready for your website to use. Common formats include JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, and AVIF for images, with familiar audio and video formats supported too. Large video still needs sensible hosting; a dedicated video service can be a better choice than asking shared hosting to become a cinema.
The library lets you browse existing media and copy references for your page work. Have a logo, product photo, or approved illustration already? Keep it in the same working collection instead of hunting through old downloads. Uploaded site media is different from an unapproved generated image: the latter waits for your decision before being saved publicly.
Two ways to give an idea a face
Use an image-capable Graphic Designer model through your chosen AI route. Tell it what the image needs to do.
In Generate Images, explain the subject, where it will appear, and the style you want. Add useful details such as brand colors, mood, composition, and whether to avoid text. Try: 'Create a wide homepage banner for a neighborhood bakery. Warm morning light, teal accents, space on the left for our headline, no text.' A clear purpose gives the model more direction than 'make something amazing.' Your result still gets a human review. Conveniently, you're the human.
Use a source image from your library, one direct HTTPS image URL, or both. Explain what the reference should guide: perhaps its palette, lighting, or illustration style. The URL field takes an image link, not a website full of pictures; it isn't a magic 'borrow the whole internet' button. Reference handling and results depend on the selected image model. Use material you have permission to work with, and inspect the result rather than assuming every detail survived the trip.
Keep the keeper
Generated images wait for review. Approve a result, use Crop when you need to adjust it, or reject it before it is saved publicly. Once approved, use its library reference when editing a page. Safe Delete checks whether recognized page code uses a media file and blocks deletion when it finds a reference or cannot complete its scan. Deletion has no trash, though, so keep your own copy of anything important.
Give your next page a better first impression
Build your key brand images before the page, then tell Laizie where they belong. Start with one useful image, review it carefully, and keep the good stuff.
Your idea. Your image. The Laizie way.