Sainsbury's press and asset kit
Sainsbury's corporate media library offers journalists and partners direct downloads of high-resolution store photography and colleague imagery.
Corporate media library page showing photographic asset cards, category filters, and direct download links.
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I like how direct Sainsbury's is with this press library. Instead of burying high-resolution photos behind a login or a lengthy contact form, everything sits right out in the open. You get a simple grid of retail stores, colleagues, and customer scenes, complete with instant download links. Each card tells you the file size right away, which helps when browsing on a slower connection. While you will not find typography rules or logo lockups here, it solves the immediate practical problem for journalists and partners looking for press-ready imagery fast.
At a glance
- Sections
- Media library · Images · Videos
- Downloads
- JPG, PNG
- Tone
- A functional, press-oriented corporate asset catalog designed for fast discovery and direct file retrieval.
What I noticed
- The hero banner features the Media library heading superimposed over photography of a store colleague.12
- Media items are displayed in a three-column grid of photographic cards showcasing store exteriors, colleagues, and customers.3456
- Each media card displays an image preview, title, arrow button, and file size in kilobytes or megabytes.7
- Media can be filtered using tabs for Images and Videos alongside a Category dropdown selector and a search field.89
Numbers refer to the screenshots above.
What I could not see
- No brand identity guidelines, typography rules, or colour specifications were visible.
- No logo files or design templates were observed on the captured page.
Ideas to borrow
- Displaying file sizes directly on media thumbnail cards helps users anticipate download times and storage requirements before downloading.7
Quick answers
Reviewed on 25 September 2026. Request a correction · I built this