Site.pro automatically renames uploaded images to unique hashed filenames (e.g. from photo.jpg or IMG_1234.jpg to gallery_gen/[32-character-hash].jpg). This prevents file name conflicts, ensures reliable browser and CDN caching when images are updated or optimized, improves security by making URLs unguessable, and supports the platform’s internal image processing (resizing, compression, etc.). Note: The folder name gallery_gen does not mean the image is generated every time the URL is accessed. It is a static URL. The image file is created only once during publication and then served as a regular static file. Can I keep the original file name?No. The hashed name is applied automatically for technical reasons and cannot be changed. The original name is still visible in the Site.pro media library for your reference. Does this affect SEO?Slightly for the image URL itself, but you can fully compensate by adding descriptive alt text, captions, and titles in the editor. Search engines rely more on these than on the filename. Where can I find my original images?The processed (hashed) versions are what appear on the live site. Originals are managed inside the Site.pro media library.