Attachments

Upload files from your computer

You can attach one or more files, like documents and images, in a description or comment.

To attach files, click on the paperclip icon and select Files in the dropdown menu or drag and drop the file to the task description or comment area.

Your attached files may look like the below:

upload attachments

Tip: A quick way to see whether the tasks have attachments or not without opening the detail panel is to press Ctrl (or for Mac) for toggling on the Advanced mode.

Attach files from your Google Drive

Click on the paperclip icon and select Google Drive icon in the dropdown menu, then sign in with your personal Google account.

attach files from Google Drive

Select a file to attach to Quire in the Google Drive popup window.

select files from Google Drive

Note: To display image previews in Quire, make sure that you grant access to the images in Google Drive for “Anyone with link”.

Attach files from Google Shared (Team) Drive

Attaching files from Google Shared Drive is only available in the Premium, Enterprise plans. More information can be found on our pricing page.

Click Add attachment and select Google Drive in the dropdown menu, then sign in with your G Suite account.

attach files from Google Drive

You can attach your files from the Shared Drive tab in the Google Drive popup window.

Google Shared Drive tab

Note: To display image previews in Quire, make sure that you grant access to the images in Google Drive for “Anyone with link”.

Attach files from Microsoft OneDrive

Click Add attachment and select OneDrive in the dropdown menu, then sign in with your Microsoft account.

​​attach from Microsoft OneDrive

Select a file to attach to Quire in the Microsoft OneDrive popup window.

​​OneDrive window

Note: If you are in a Quire Free and Professional plan, you won’t be able to sign in to a Microsoft 365 Business account and attach files from Microsoft OneDrive for Business/Sharepoint.

Attach files from Microsoft OneDrive for Business/SharePoint

Attaching files from Microsoft OneDrive for Business/SharePoint is only available in the Premium, Enterprise plans. More information can be found on our pricing page.

Click Add attachment and select OneDrive in the dropdown menu, then sign in with your Microsoft 365 Business account.

​​attach from Microsoft OneDrive

Select a file to attach to Quire in the Microsoft OneDrive for Business/SharePoint popup window.

​​OneDrive for Business/SharePoint window

Attach files from your Dropbox

Attaching files from Dropbox is only available in the Professional, Premium, Enterprise plans. More information can be found on our pricing page.

Click on the paperclip icon and select Dropbox* in the dropdown menu, then sign in with your Dropbox account.

attach from Dropbox

Select a file to attach to Quire in the Dropbox popup window.

Dropbox window

Attach files from your Box

Attaching files from Box is only available in the Professional, Premium, Enterprise plans. More information can be found on our pricing page.

Click on the paperclip icon and select Box in the dropdown menu, then sign in with your Box account.

attach from box

Select a file to attach to Quire in the Box popup window.

box window

Embed an image

Instead of attaching the images or videos, you can embed one or more images or videos in a description or comment to see them directly.

Click to add or edit a description or comment. Drag and drop the image or the video (only .mp4 files) into the description or comment.

embed image

Then, click Save, it would look like this.

embed image

Tip: If you use Chrome, you can copy and paste an image in a description or comment.

Copy and paste an image

If you use Chrome (yes only Chrome), you can copy an image on your computer or any webpage, and paste it into a description or comment.

Right-click on the image and select Copy.

copy and paste image

Go to a description or comment, and right-click to select Paste (or press Ctrl + V).

paste image in the description

The image would look like the one below.

how the pasted image would look like

Tip: You can also embed an image via drag & drop.

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