How big does an image have to be to be featured on medium?
If you use too small an image, neither Medium nor other social networks will be able to pull a featured image for a preview. Depending on the size of your image, you’ll be able to test out different placement options from the toolbar. Note: Your image needs to be at least 1060 px wide for all four placement options to show up.
How do I upload a picture on medium?
You can also drag and drop single or multiple images into Medium posts or copy/paste single images into a post. While editing a post, tap the Image button in the bottom-right corner of the screen. Tap Take photo to take a photo and upload it directly to your post. Tap Choose from library to upload an image from your device.
Why is it important to post pictures on medium?
As many photographers on Medium have shown, pictures can help bring words to life or tell a story all on their own. Whether you’re looking to use images as a highlight or the foundation of your story, this primer is our official guide to making sure the visuals of your story look great every time.
How big does an image have to be to get alt text on medium?
Depending on the size of your image, you’ll be able to test out different placement options from the toolbar. Note: Your image needs to be at least 1060 px wide for all four placement options to show up. You can also add alt text to your image that serves as brief description of this image for readers with visual impairments.
How do you put multiple photos on medium?
On desktop and in our mobile apps, you can create image grids to display multiple images. You choose the photos and order, and we’ll optimize the formatting and layout on every platform to make the gallery look beautiful. Once the images are in your Medium story, you can click and drag to reposition any image until things look just right.
How do I make a grid of photos on medium?
To create an image grid on web, select multiple image files in the order you’d like them displayed during the upload process (using the CMD or CTRL button) or drag images already placed in your draft on top of one another. On our iOS editor, select multiple images in the order you want them displayed after clicking the image icon.