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# Add additional images to your feed with a spreadsheet import

Use a spreadsheet import to add image URLs to project fields. Use these fields in the Image Editor as dynamic brand logos, backgrounds, and other designs.

{% hint style="info" %}
Use dynamic images when they vary by product or brand. For one image that applies to every item, [upload a static image](/manage-improve-product-data/creatives-create-and-edit-images/create-an-image-template/upload-static-images.md).
{% endhint %}

### Benefits of spreadsheet imports

* Use imported images as dynamic image fields in templates.
* Apply [Background removal](/manage-improve-product-data/creatives-create-and-edit-images/the-image-editor/remove-the-background-from-an-image.md) to imported images.
* Show different logos or designs for each brand or product.

### Adding new images to your projects

If you want to use dynamic images in your image templates that are not in your product feed, you can add these using the [Combine imports](/import-data/import-how-to/combine-multiple-imports.md) feature.

{% hint style="info" %}
You can also add an image URL with a **Set to value** rule.
{% endhint %}

To do this, you need 2 things:

1. Public image URLs that do not require a sign-in. Supported formats are PNG, WebP, JPG, and JPEG.
2. A published Google spreadsheet containing the image URLs. Use its published URL for the import. See [Publish a Google spreadsheet](/import-data/import-how-to/import-your-product-data/import-via-a-data-file.md).

Below are two examples showing this method: adding brand logos and adding background designs.

{% hint style="info" %}
You can also [upload static images](/manage-improve-product-data/creatives-create-and-edit-images/create-an-image-template/upload-static-images.md) directly in the Image Editor. Use static images when the same image applies to every item.
{% endhint %}

#### Example 1: Adding Logos

{% stepper %}
{% step %}

### Prepare logo files and spreadsheet

Make sure your logo images are reachable via URL.

Create a Google spreadsheet containing:

* 2 columns: one for the brand name, and one for the logo image URL. These will become project fields in Channable.
* A row for each brand name and logo URL combination.

Example Logo sheet - Sheet1

|    | logo\_link                          | brand            |
| -: | ----------------------------------- | ---------------- |
|  1 | logo\_link                          | brand            |
|  2 | <https://examplesite.com/logo1.png> | Aurora Couture   |
|  3 | <https://examplesite.com/logo2.png> | SoleTech         |
|  4 | <https://examplesite.com/logo3.png> | Vanguard Menswea |

Publish the spreadsheet online and copy the URL.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Combine imports in Channable

1. Go to **Setup** > **Import** > **Combine imports**.
2. Select **Google spreadsheet**, paste the published spreadsheet URL, then click **Save**.
3. In the import mapping section you will see the brand name and logo URL project fields.
   * Make sure the brand name field matches the name of the brand field in your main product feed.
   * Click **Edit** next to the logo URL project field. Set the project field **type** to **Image**.
     {% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Combine and map on brand

1. Select **Combine on field**. Choose the `brand` field in both imports.
2. Ensure matching brands use the same values in both imports.
3. Click **Save & import**. Matching products receive their logo URL.

Products with a blank or unmatched brand do not receive a logo URL.
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}

#### Example 2: Adding background designs

{% stepper %}
{% step %}

### Prepare design files and spreadsheet

Make sure your design images are reachable via URL.

Create a Google spreadsheet containing:

* A column for each design you want to add.
* One row with the design image URLs.

Example design sheet - Sheet1

|    | background\_design\_url               | sale\_design\_url                            |
| -: | ------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------- |
|  1 | background\_design\_url               | sale\_design\_url                            |
|  2 | <https://example-site.com/design.png> | <https://example-site.com/sale\\_design.png> |

Publish the spreadsheet online and copy the URL.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Combine imports in Channable

1. Go to **Setup** > **Import** > **Combine imports**.
2. Select **Google spreadsheet**, paste the published spreadsheet URL, then click **Save**.
3. In the import mapping section you will see the design image URL fields. Click **Edit** next to each project field and make sure the project field **type** is set to **Image**.
   {% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Make designs available for all items

1. Select **Item enrichment**. This adds each design URL to every item in your product feed.
2. Click **Save & import**.
3. You can now select these designs in the Image Editor.
   {% endstep %}
   {% endstepper %}


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