A reusable source for the site
Keep page images, videos, brochures, press files, and downloads in a single project instead of scattered blocks.
Use Squarespace for the polished page and Infinite Uploads Cloud for the organized source behind it. Host images, video, email graphics, and downloads, then add direct links or supported embeds.
Keep page images, videos, brochures, press files, and downloads in a single project instead of scattered blocks.
Give a visitor, client, or teammate the file itself through a reliable URL or a private link that expires.
Use ready-made embed code in a supported Squarespace Code Block when the page needs more than a simple link.
Squarespace is excellent for presenting a site, but teams often need the same asset in an email, campaign, private review, or a second page. Cloud keeps the source independent, searchable, and ready to use wherever the next link belongs.
Three plain steps. Infinite Uploads handles the hosting work quietly in the background.
Create a project for the website or client, then use folders for pages, campaigns, downloads, and brand assets.
Upload images, video, PDFs, and archives. Keep the original quality and choose the access level for each file.
Use a direct URL in a supported Squarespace field, or paste the embed code into a Code Block or other supported embed area.
Publish portfolio images and reels while keeping full-quality source files ready for clients and future projects.
Replace the hosted file once and keep a clean link ready for pages, email, and customer messages.
Use expiring links for draft pages, videos, downloads, and review files without publishing them openly.
Every Infinite Uploads plan includes the same features. Pick a plan based on how much you store and share, not a confusing feature checklist.
See simple pricing →No. Squarespace stays your website builder. Cloud stores and delivers media that you can reference from pages, emails, downloads, and other channels.
Copy the ready-made embed code from Cloud and paste it into a Squarespace Code Block or another block that accepts the relevant HTML or embed content.
Yes. Upload the file, copy its public or private link, and add that link to a button, text link, or supported page element.
Yes. Use the same project for direct image links and ready-to-paste HTML in newsletters, signatures, and other email campaigns.
Keep the source in one organized library and use the exact media link each page, email, or client needs.