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# Cover Images and Assets
FolderWeb automatically detects and uses cover images for social sharing and list views.
## How Cover Images Work
Place an image named `cover.jpg`, `cover.png`, or `cover.webp` in your content folder and it's automatically:
- Used as the Open Graph image for social media
- Displayed in list views (when using templates that support it)
- Available at the same URL as your content
## Supported Formats
- `cover.jpg` or `cover.jpeg`
- `cover.png`
- `cover.webp`
- `cover.gif`
The system checks for these in order and uses the first one found.
## Other Assets
Any file in your content folder is accessible at the same URL path:
- Images: `photo.jpg`, `diagram.png`
- Documents: `download.pdf`, `report.docx`
- Data: `data.json`, `spreadsheet.csv`
Just reference them in your markdown:
```markdown
![Diagram](diagram.png)
[Download PDF](report.pdf)
```
## This Folder
This folder includes a simple SVG as the cover image. Check the folder structure to see how it's organized.

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title = "Cover Images and Assets"
summary = "Learn how cover images and static assets work in FolderWeb"