# How to: Add Images as Salesforce Documents

## Phase 1: Switch to Salesforce Classic

The Documents Tab has been depreciated by Salesforce, and thus not available on the lightning experience. 

1. Select the **User's Avatar** in the top right of the screen
2. Select **Switch to Salesforce Classic** from the dropdown

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## Phase 2: The Documents Object

1. Navigate to **All Tabs**
2. **Select** the **Documents** Tab

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3. **Select the desired folder** and **select New** to create a new document

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4. Fill in the following information:

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{% hint style="info" %}
**Be sure to Set Externally Available Image to True.** If the setting is disabled, the document will be received as a broken image when delivered outside of the organization (such as email templates).
{% endhint %}


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