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Resolve Upload Issues

This article helps if your uploads are failing.

Updated over a month ago

Identifying the Problem

If you are unable to upload assets, please follow these steps to narrow down the issue:

  1. Change Browser
    Try uploading on a different browser, e.g., Safari or Chrome.

  2. Change Network
    Connect to a mobile hotspot to see if your WiFi has issues.

  3. Change Device
    Try to verify if the upload works on a different computer.

  4. Unblock Firewalls
    Your network might be behind a proxy or firewall.

  5. Disable Antivirus
    Antiviruses can act like proxies and block network requests.

Unblock Requests

If you're using an AntiVirus, Firewall, or Ad Blockers, please whitelist the following domains that Picflow uses for the system to run:

Wi-Fi Connection

Another common issue with file uploads is a bad Wi-Fi connection or a smaller bandwidth offered by your Wi-Fi. This can cause connectivity issues with your server and a failure in large file uploads. Unfortunately, there aren’t many options for bad Wi-Fi connections. You can try moving to a spot with better Wi-Fi reception. Alternatively, you can switch to a wired connection.


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