> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://knowledge.themeware.design/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://knowledge.themeware.design/knowledge-base/basic-knowledge/images/default-media-folder.md).

# Default media folder

In the Shopware 6 Media Manager, you will usually find various default folders for different media types – e.g. for **products, categories, CMS content**, etc.

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## Default media folders in Shopware 6

| Folder         | Location for                                    | Thumbnails                                                  | Settings                                                                                                                    |
| -------------- | ----------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Category Media | category (Category)                             | <p>400x400, 800x800, 1920x1920<br>Thumbnail quality: 80</p> | <ul><li>Generate thumbnails for this folder</li><li>Keep aspect ratio</li></ul>                                             |
| CMS Media      | cms\_page (Layout)                              | <p>400x400, 800x800, 1920x1920<br>Thumbnail quality: 80</p> | <ul><li>Generate thumbnails for this folder</li><li>Keep aspect ratio</li></ul>                                             |
| Imported Media | import\_export\_profile (Import/export profile) | <p>400x400, 800x800, 1920x1920<br>Thumbnail quality: 80</p> | <ul><li>Inherit settings from parent folder</li><li>Generate thumbnails for this folder</li><li>Keep aspect ratio</li></ul> |

\| | Mail Template Media | mail\\\_template (Email template) | Thumbnail quality: 80 |

* Generate thumbnails for this folder
* Keep aspect ratio

\| | Payment Method Media | payment\\\_method (Paymet method) | Thumbnail quality: 80 |

* Inherit settings from parent folder
* Generate thumbnails for this folder
* Keep aspect ratio

\| | Product Manufacturer Media | product\\\_manufacturer (Manufacturer) |

200x200, 360x360, 1920x1920\
Thumbnail quality: 80

|

* Generate thumbnails for this folder
* Keep aspect ratio

\| | Product Media | product (Product) |

280x280, 400x400, 800x800, 1920x1920\
Thumbnail quality: 80

|

* Generate thumbnails for this folder
* Keep aspect ratio

\| | Shipping Method Media | shipping\\\_method (Shipping method) | Thumbnail quality: 80 |

* Inherit settings from parent folder
* Generate thumbnails for this folder
* Keep aspect ratio

\| | Theme Media | theme (Theme) | Thumbnail quality: 80 |

* Inherit settings from parent folder
* Generate thumbnails for this folder
* Keep aspect ratio

\| | User Media | user (User) | Thumbnail quality: 80 |

* Generate thumbnails for this folder
* Keep aspect ratio

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