Display Image Dimensions in DAM Browsing Views
Summary
We would like you to provide the ability to display image dimensions (width × height) directly within Digital Asset Management (DAM) browsing views, particularly in Grid View, without requiring users to open the asset details or information panel.
Currently, image dimensions are only available within the asset detail view, and there is no supported way to display them when browsing assets.
Business Need
Users frequently need to identify assets based on image dimensions as part of their selection process. When managing large asset libraries, opening each individual asset to verify dimensions is inefficient and interrupts the browsing workflow.
Displaying image dimensions directly within browsing views would enable users to quickly identify suitable assets and make faster, more informed selections.
Current Challenge
-Image dimensions are only visible after opening the asset details or information panel.
-Users must review assets one by one to verify dimensions.
-This creates significant friction when working with large volumes of assets, especially in Grid View.
-Users risk selecting assets with incorrect dimensions because the information is not visible during browsing.
Expected Benefit
-Faster asset discovery and selection.
-Improved usability and user experience within DAM.
-Reduced need to open individual assets solely to view metadata.
-Increased efficiency when managing large image libraries.
-Lower risk of choosing assets with unsuitable dimensions.
Requested Enhancement
Add a configurable option to display image dimensions (width × height) directly in asset browsing views, including Grid View and other thumbnail-based views. Ideally, dimensions should be visible as standard metadata alongside other key asset information without requiring the asset details panel to be opened.
Priority / Impact
Medium to High.
This enhancement would improve daily efficiency for DAM users who regularly work with image assets and need to validate dimensions as part of their workflow.