Weebly Image Overwriting Issue – A Quick Recap

Weebly Image Overwriting Issue – A Quick Recap

In a previous blog post, I shared a critical issue with Weebly:
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when you upload an image with the same file name as an existing one, the original image gets overwritten automatically—often without warning.
This image overwriting problem can be quite frustrating, especially for those managing visual content or product images.

👉 Read the original post here:
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Weebly Image Overwriting Issue and Workaround
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Since publishing that post, I’ve received several kind messages and emails from readers who said the guide helped them solve the exact same problem.
It means so much to hear that something I experienced—and took time to document—has made a difference for others.

Although the issue still hasn’t been resolved by Weebly,
I plan to write a separate blog post soon to make the solution even clearer and easier to follow.

Thank you again to everyone who reached out.
I’m truly grateful that my small effort could be of help.
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​Learn about a critical image overwriting issue in Weebly and how to avoid it. This blog post offers step-by-step guidance based on real user experience. Discover how others have solved the problem and why this post continues to help readers worldwide.

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​Blog Posts on Weebly Image Overwriting Issues

Here are some helpful posts on the topic:
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1. Image overwriting error in Weebly
   
   
2. How to Prevent the Weebly Image Overwriting Issue
   
   
3. Build your free website with Weebly
   
   
4. 7 things not to expect from Weebly and solutions!
   
   
5. Weebly's fatal weakness and solution: image uploading Error
   
   
6. Troubleshooting errors while uploading an image to the Weebly
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7. Strategy vs. Consistency: The Real Secret Behind a Successful Blog
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Since publishing these posts, I’ve received many kind emails from readers who found them helpful and were able to resolve the issue thanks to the guidance.
It’s incredibly rewarding to know that my experience could help others.
I’ll continue sharing tips like these, based on real challenges and solutions.
Thank you so much for reading and for your support!