February 10, 2026 | By: PhotoBiz Knowledge Base
The PhotoBiz Form & Contract Builder allows you to create forms that collect information from leads and clients. In addition to standard form fields, you can allow clients to upload files directly through your forms. This is helpful when you need clients to submit images, documents, or other supporting files. This guide walks you through how to add a file upload field, explains upload limits, and shows how uploaded files affect your account storage.
Adding a file upload field is useful in many common workflows, including:
Client questionnaires that require headshots or reference photos
Custom product or print orders that require image files
Job or assistant applications that require resumes or documents
Clients can upload the following file types through PhotoBiz forms:
Images
JPG
JPEG
PNG
GIF
ICO
SVG
Documents
PSD
DOC
DOCX
XLS
XLSX
Other File Types
ZIP
TTF
OTF
WOFF2
MP3
JS
CSS
Log into your PhotoBiz account and click FORMS from the left-side menu to open the Form & Contract Builder.
Click on the form you want to edit, or create a new form if needed. This opens the form editor where you can add or adjust fields.
If you have multiple categories or pages of forms, you can use the search tool to locate your form by name.
In the form editor, click the MISCELLANEOUS section and select FILE UPLOAD to add a file upload field to your form.
You can add a maximum of five File Upload blocks to a single form. Each File Upload block allows the client to upload one file, which limits each form submission to five uploaded files total.
When a client submits a form with uploaded files:
The files are saved to the client’s contact record in your PhotoBiz account
You receive the uploaded files in the form submission notification email
This allows you to access files both from your inbox and from the client’s contact profile at any time.
Each form supports a maximum of five File Upload blocks, which limits submissions to five uploaded files at one time.
Files uploaded through forms count toward your account’s available file storage. This includes all files stored in your account, not just files uploaded through forms.
If a form includes File Upload blocks and your account does not have enough available storage to accommodate additional uploads, the form will not open for clients. When this happens, clients will see a form closed message, and no files can be uploaded.
Monitoring your available storage is especially important if you regularly collect large files, as insufficient space can prevent clients from accessing forms that include file uploads.
Uploaded files remain stored in your account until you remove them.
To free up storage space, you can:
Remove files from form submissions, contact records, or other areas where files are stored
Purchase additional file storage from Premium Upgrades if you expect to collect uploads regularly
Removing files immediately frees up space and helps ensure future form submissions go through successfully. Before deleting files, confirm you no longer need them. Deleted files are permanently removed and cannot be recovered.
From the client’s perspective, the file upload field appears as a clearly labeled upload button within the form. Clients can select files from their device and submit them along with the rest of the form information.