Upload Your Logo Once, Use It in Every Template

by Meelika Kivi · Customer Support

How many times have you uploaded the same company logo into different templates? Or hunted through your files for that specific version of a signature image you used last month? It’s a small annoyance that adds up fast — especially when you’re managing a library of templates.

MailMergic now has a built-in Image Library where you upload your images once and reuse them across all your templates with a simple drag and drop.

The editor sidebar showing the Images tab with uploaded images in a grid — a company logo

How it works

In the editor sidebar, you’ll find an Images tab. Click Upload image to add a picture (PNG or JPG, up to 2 MB) to your personal library. Once uploaded, the image stays there permanently — available in every template you open.

To use an image, just drag it from the library onto your canvas. Resize and position it like any other element. Done.

Dragging a logo image from the Images tab onto a PDF certificate template canvas

What to put in your library

Anything you use across multiple templates is a great candidate:

  • Company logos — your main logo, alternative versions, partner logos
  • Signatures — a scanned signature for official letters or certificates
  • Stamps and seals — “Approved”, “Certified”, quality marks
  • Decorative elements — icons, badges, or design accents that are part of your brand
  • Headshots or team photos — for personalized documents like employee directories or event programs

Keep it tidy

Each image shows a preview in the library grid, so you can see at a glance what’s available. If you no longer need an image, hover over it and click the delete button to remove it. Your library stays clean and manageable.

No more re-uploading

The key benefit is simple: upload once, use everywhere. Whether you have two templates or twenty, your logos, signatures, and brand assets are always just a drag away. No more downloading from shared drives, no more “which version was it?” — everything lives right in the editor.

Open the editor, click the Images tab, and start building your library. Your most-used images are about to become a lot easier to manage.