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# Use the File in Your Project
Once you have uploaded a file to your ExaDrive bucket, you can easily incorporate it into your projects. Here’s how to utilize the file:
### Accessing the File
1. **Locate the File**:
* Navigate to the **Buckets** section and select the relevant bucket.
* Find your uploaded file in the list.
2. **File Details**:
* **Filename**: The name of the file.
* **Directory**: The path where the file is stored.
* **Mimetype**: The file type (e.g., image/png).
* **Size**: The file size.
* **Public URL**: The file is accessible via a public URL.
### Using the File in Projects
### Step 1: Copy the CDN URL
* Click on **COPY URL** next to the file. This URL is the direct link to your file, hosted on ExaDrive's CDN.
### Step 2: Integrate the URL
* **Web Projects**: Use the URL in your HTML or CSS to display images or link to files.
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* **Mobile Apps**: Use the URL to fetch and display the file in your app.
* **APIs**: Include the URL in API responses to provide access to the file.
### Step 3: Manage File Access
* **Public Access**: Remember that all files are public. Ensure that sensitive data is not exposed inadvertently.
### Steps to Delete
1. **Locate the File**:
* In the bucket view, find the file you wish to delete.
2. **Delete the File**:
* Click the **Delete** button next to the file.
* Confirm the deletion if prompted.
By following these steps, you can efficiently upload and delete files within the ExaDrive Dashboard.
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* **Mobile Apps**: Use the URL to fetch and display the file in your app.
* **APIs**: Include the URL in API responses to provide access to the file.
### Step 3: Manage File Access
* **Public Access**: Remember that all files are public. Ensure that sensitive data is not exposed inadvertently.
### Steps to Delete
1. **Locate the File**:
* In the bucket view, find the file you wish to delete.
2. **Delete the File**:
* Click the **Delete** button next to the file.
* Confirm the deletion if prompted.
By following these steps, you can efficiently upload and delete files within the ExaDrive Dashboard.
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# Agent Instructions
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## Querying This Documentation
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