Bulk upload and website releases
Use these tools when you need to add many artworks or make a coordinated body of work public at a specific time. Website publication and Instagram publication are separate: Release Groups change artwork visibility on your ArtsFolio site and never create Instagram posts.
Bulk upload a directory
- Open Artworks.Choose Bulk upload from the artwork actions.
- Download the sample.Use the sample CSV as the starting point so column names and date formatting remain valid.
- Prepare one directory.Put
artworks.csvand every referenced image in the same selected directory. Each filename may appear only once. - Choose the directory.Submit the directory and review the result page. Rows with validation errors are listed separately.
- Inspect imported artwork.Open the Artworks grid and verify images, metadata, sections, types, sale status, and publication state.
Schedule one artwork
- Edit the artwork.Open the artwork from the Artworks page and find Website publication.
- Enter the local date and time.The form shows which timezone ArtsFolio will use. Leave Release Group set to No release group.
- Save the artwork.The scheduled time then appears in the Artworks grid. The background worker publishes the artwork when it becomes due.
Create a Release Group
- Name the group.Use a recognizable release name.
- Select artwork.Assign draft images from the Release Group page, or select the group under Website publication while editing an artwork.
- Schedule the release.Set the website release date and time on the Release Group, then save.
- Review before launch.Confirm the group count, status, schedule, and selected artwork. At the scheduled time, all non-archived artwork in the group is published.
CSV scheduling rules
- Use
publish_atfor an individual website publication time inYYYY-MM-DD HH:MMformat. - Use
release_groupto assign an image to a named group, then schedule the group in admin. - Do not use
publish_atandrelease_groupin the same row. - Separate multiple section names or artwork type codes with a vertical bar (
|).