Overview
Teachable pages are fully responsive, meaning your uploaded images will automatically resize to fit different screen sizes. Use high-quality images and maintain the recommended aspect ratio to ensure the best display across all devices.
Important: Images must be smaller than 11,520 × 6,480px. Larger images will not display properly.
Key benefits / use cases
Ensure your site visuals display correctly on all screen sizes.
Avoid display issues caused by oversized or misformatted images.
Quickly find the right dimensions for every image type across your school.
Theme image sizes
To update theme visuals, go to Site > Theme.
Logo – 250 × 60px (.jpg or .png)
School thumbnail – 960 × 540px (.jpg or .png)
Favicon – 32 × 32px (.jpg or .png)
Page editor image sizes
To update school or product pages, go to Site > Pages and use the Page Editor.
Banner block – 1500 × 800px or 1800 × 600px (.jpg or .png)
Image with Text block – 750 × 500px (.jpg or .png)
Text with Image Grid block – 300 × 300px (.jpg or .png)
Image block –
Landscape: 1200 × 800px (.jpg or .png)
Portrait: 1200 × 1600px (.jpg or .png)
Product images
To update product-specific thumbnails, go to the Products tab, select your product, and navigate to the Information tab.
Product thumbnail
Aspect ratio: 16:9
Recommended size: 1024 × 576px (.jpg or .png)
Other image types
Author bio – 250 × 250px (.jpg or .png)
Video thumbnail –
Aspect ratio: 16:9
Recommended size: 1280 × 720px (.jpg or .png)
FAQs
What happens if I upload an image that’s too large?
What happens if I upload an image that’s too large?
Images larger than 11,520 × 6,480px will not display. Resize before uploading.
Do I need to use the exact pixel size listed?
Do I need to use the exact pixel size listed?
No. These are recommended dimensions to help you maintain the correct aspect ratio. You can upload larger or smaller images, as long as the ratio is consistent and the image is below the max size limit.
Can I use .webp or other formats?
Can I use .webp or other formats?
We recommend using .jpg or .png formats, as these are fully supported across all Teachable pages.