How to insert images

• Click the "Image" icon in the editor to open the image library, then upload your images.
• Place the cursor where you want to insert the image and drag and drop an external image into that spot.
• Paste an image saved to your clipboard with Ctrl+V after copying it with Ctrl+C.
  • For PNG and JPG files, you can upload images up to 10,000px in width/height and up to 50MB per file.
  • However, animated GIF files can be uploaded up to 5 per post. 

Editing grouped images

• Preview: Check the final image with layout, width, image order, and image descriptions all applied.
• Edit: Use the up/down arrow icons to change the order of images, and enter a description that will appear below each image.
• Width: Image width is automatically optimized to fit the screen, depending on the user’s device or browser size.
  • Original size: Up to 700px in width
  • Body width: Images smaller than the body width (maximum width 700px) are enlarged to match the body width.
• Layout: You can group selected images by applying one of five layout styles.
• Individual images: Images are inserted individually without being grouped.
• Continuous images (webtoon): Images are inserted as one long, vertically continuous strip with no breaks.
• Tiles: Images are collected and inserted as a single tiled image. You can set the number of images per row from 1 to 3 columns.
• Square tiles: Images are collected and inserted as a single image in a square tile layout. You can set the number of images per row from 1 to 3 columns.
• Slideshow: Images are inserted as a slideshow that you can flip through with left and right arrows, like turning pages. You can set the number of images per row to 1 column.
  • We recommend using images that are as similar in size as possible.
  • To provide a more stable viewing experience, the 2–3 column alignment options for slideshows have been discontinued as of July 1, 2021. 

Changing image order

• You can change the order of an image relative to the block closest to it.
  1. Click the image you want to reorder.
  2. With the image selected, click the up/down arrow buttons to change its position.