Is there any way to upload files within folders?

@johann_lu you can only upload files in AEM DAM from the assets console.

However, this might be a possibility with the AEM desktop App (at least to some extent).

https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/experience-manager-desktop-app/using/archive/best-practices-for-v1

@johann_lu 

I am not sure which version of AEM are you using(6.5 or AEMaaCS) however you can achieve this using below options:

a) Extract Archive: You can zip and drag and drop the files along with required folder and subfolder structure and upload them to AEM Assets and select extract the Archive .This will extract the assets along with the folder structure .Please refer here

b) Bulk Import using S3 or Dropbox or google drive .You can create the folder structure along with assets to the supported cloud storage(Dropbox,Google drive, etc..) as shown here. This can migrate the same folder structure along with assets.

c) Other option is as @harwinder-singh  mentioned you can use Desktop App to drag and drop.

Hope this answers your question.

@johann_lu As I understand from below thread after series of interaction is you want your users to upload folder directly inside AEM DAM 6.5 with less steps .As I mentioned earlier you can use Extract Archive Workflow you can customize as you asked in the thread.

Step 1: Customize the DAM Update Asset workflow add a pre step to check to find mime type of file if its imported as ZIP file Step 2: If its of zip file type then add the process step of "Extract Archive" Workflow this will automatically unzips the folder and file in the path .

So when ever a user uploads a zipped folder with asset files the above workflow will get launched automatically and unzips the file for user. They need not do any explicit unzip etc.

This way it will automate your entire process of uploading file to DAM with folders.

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