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# Add Job Image
Recruiters can upload images in two ways: through the **'local drive**' or the **'media library'**
## From Local Drive:
Go to **job posting** and open add job post form.
Click on upload and select **local drive.**
Select the image recruiter want to upload and **save** the form.
## From Media Library:
Add an image to the media library
Click on the **hamburger** icon and navigate to the **admin settings**
Click on the **Media Library** menu
Click the **'+' icon** to add an image file to the media library
Add a **title** and upload image/file and click on **save**
The latest added record is displayed at the top
## How to a add job image while creating job post:
Navigate to the **job posting** and open the new job post form.
Click on **upload** button
Click on **'Media Library'** to select and upload an image.
Select a Job image recruiter want to add to the job post and click on **select**
**Save** the form to complete the job posting with the added image
Recruiters can view the uploaded images on the **careers job portal**
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