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# Adobe Experience Manager

> Connect Adobe Experience Manager to browse approved images and use them in Builder emails.

Browse AEM Assets folders and place their images in your emails.

## Connect Adobe Experience Manager

Workspace owners and admins manage this connection in **Integrations** → **Digital asset management**.

Use an AEM user that can read the folders your team needs, and Builder signs in with its user name and password. On AEM as a Cloud Service you can use service credentials instead: in Adobe Developer Console, open your AEM environment’s Integrations tab, create a technical account with read access to the folders, and paste its service credentials JSON.

| Field | What to enter |
| - | - |
| **Endpoint URL** | Your AEM author or publish address. |
| **Sign in with** | The value from your provider account. Choices: User name and password, Service credentials. Shown when this option is available on your account. |
| **User name** | The value from your provider account. Shown for the selected sign-in method. |
| **Password** | The value from your provider account. Shown for the selected sign-in method. |
| **Service credentials (JSON)** | The whole JSON Adobe Developer Console gives you. Builder keeps it sealed and only uses it to sign in to Adobe. Shown for the selected sign-in method. |
| **Public URL Prefix** | Optional. Where your published images are public. Builder reads images from here without signing in. |
| **Show renditions** | Optional. Choices: No, Yes, let people pick a rendition. |

Open the integration, enter these details and click **Connect**. Use **Test connection** when managing a saved connection. Leave saved secrets blank to keep them.

## Use an image

Open an image picker in the editor and choose **From your DAM**, then **Adobe Experience Manager**. Browse or search the images your connected account can access and select one.

Picked images are copied into your Builder Image Library, in a folder named after the provider. Changes to the original asset do not automatically replace that copy. Email-ready JPEG, PNG and GIF images are supported; other file types may not appear. See [Image Library](https://help.emaillove.com/builder/image-library/overview.md).

## Troubleshooting

If a folder or image is missing, check the connected user's access and the file type. Test the connection and update expired credentials in Integrations.

This is an image connection. It does not supply ESP performance reports.

[All Builder integrations](https://help.emaillove.com/builder/integrations/overview.md)


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