A document library for Squarespace
Squarespace has no native way to give visitors a searchable file library — its forums are full of workarounds involving link lists, Google Drive folders and third-party spreadsheets. Your documents deserve better than a wall of links.
14 days free. No card required.
Live in three steps
- Step 1
Create your library and upload PDFs, Office documents or link external files.
- Step 2
Add categories so visitors can browse — FileDeck indexes the contents of every file for search.
- Step 3
Paste your one-line snippet into a Code Block on any page (Core plan or higher — Squarespace's requirement for code embeds). The library appears instantly, styled to blend in, and resizes itself as it grows.
What your visitors get
Search that reads your files
Full-text search inside PDFs and documents — scanned files get OCR. A part number, a clause, a model name: if it's in the file, search finds it.
A library, not a link list
Categories, clean tables, instant filtering — and it resizes itself to fit your page as the collection grows.
Know what gets downloaded
Per-document download counts and a 30-day view, out of the box.
Honest pricing
Flat monthly plans, renewals that never jump, and a trial without a card.
Questions
- Which Squarespace plans support embeds?
- Squarespace allows code blocks on its Core plan and above. If you can add a Code Block, you can embed FileDeck.
- Do I need to touch code?
- Just one paste. The snippet is a single line; FileDeck handles everything else — hosting, search, tracking, resizing.
- Can I password-protect documents?
- Access controls for embeds are on the roadmap. Today, embedded libraries show the documents you choose to publish.