> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.yaycommerce.com/yayreviews/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.yaycommerce.com/yayreviews/settings/media.md).

# Media

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The **Media Settings** section allows you to control how customers upload photos and videos when submitting reviews.

#### Enable Media Uploads

* **Enable Media Uploads** allows customers to attach images and/or videos to their reviews.
* When disabled, reviews will be text-only.
* This option is recommended if you want more authentic and engaging reviews with visual proof.

#### Allowed Media Types

Choose which types of media customers are allowed to upload:

* **Images only**
* **Videos only**
* **Images & Videos**

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This setting applies globally to all reviews.

### Image Settings

Configure limits for image uploads to ensure optimal performance.

#### Max Image Size (MB)

* Defines the maximum file size allowed for each uploaded image.

#### Max Images Per Review

* Sets the maximum number of images a customer can upload in a single review.

### Video Settings

Control how customers upload videos with their reviews.

#### Max Video Size (MB)

* Defines the maximum file size for each video upload.

#### Max Videos Per Review

* Sets the maximum number of videos allowed per review.

#### Max Video Duration (Seconds)

* Restricts the maximum length of uploaded videos.


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