Media field
Category: Field
Version: 1.0
Last Updated: February 25, 2026
Author: Any2Info
Description
The Media field allows the user of a form to upload a pre-defined set of media files. Including pictures, videos and audio
General Properties
The Media field inherits general Field Properties such as ‘Font size’, ‘Font color’ and ‘Border color’.
Special Properties
The Media field has multiple special properties. First those in the Image zooming category:
Enabled
True/False
Indicating whether or not image zooming is enabled
Default zoom
100 - 5000
100 means 1 to 1 the dimensions of the given Media value. Any additional value means 1% bigger. 5000 would be 50x bigger than the original Media dimensions
Max zoom
100 - 5000
100 means 1 to 1 the dimensions of the given Media value. Any additional value means 1% bigger. 5000 would be 50x bigger than the original Media dimensions
Media category:
Allow photo
True/False
Indicating whether or not photo uploading is enabled
Allow video
True/False
Indicating whether or not video uploading is enabled
Allow audio
True/False
Indicating whether or not audio uploading is enabled
Maximum size
0-500
Size of the allowed files in MB
Compress width
512 - 2147483647
The value to compress the width to
Compress height
512 - 2147483647
The value to compress the height to
Ratio
0 x 0 - 1000 x 1000
The ratio, based on the original dimensions, to maintain
Allowed files per type
The following files are allowed if Photos are allowed:
PNG
.png
JPEG
.jpeg
JPG
.jpg
The following files are allowed if Videos are allowed
MP4
.mp4
The following files are allowed if Audio files are allowed
MPEG
.mp3
WAV
.wav
AAC
.aac
ADTS
.adts
MP4 (Audio)
.mp4
Tips & Best Practices
If the Allow Photo is set to false, you may also disable Image Zooming, as it has no effect.
Set a proper Maximum Size based on the use case. Uploading multiple large files will slow down the app.
The point above is also relevant for the compress width/height.
Errors
Error Message
Meaning
Solution
Media size cannot be more than {maximum size}MB
The file selected to upload exceeds the Maximum Size set
Either make the allowed file size bigger or instruct the user to upload smaller files
This type of media is not allowed
The file selected to upload is not of an accepted type
Instruct the user to upload a specific type of file
Examples
A default Media field will look as such:
A user is allowed to upload Images, Videos and Audio files. Indicated by the 3 Icons shown. When a user clicks on the field they an upload a file, where the extensions depend on the “Allow” properties.
When having uploaded an Image the field will display it.
The same goes for Videos and Audio, these also have the option to view/listen to the uploaded file. Depending on what type of file it is.
If the uploaded files ratio is off, a crop image popup appears. Allowing the user to crop the given media file down to an accepted size.
Deleting a value can be done through the trash can in the top right of the field.
Changelog
Version
Date
Change
1.0
February 25, 2026
Initial document & documentation
Last updated
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