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How to set Featured Images in HubSpot Content Hub websites

How to set Featured Images in HubSpot Content Hub websites
How to set Featured Images in HubSpot Content Hub websites
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Let's start by understanding what a featured image is and why it's important, especially if you're new to website creation.

Featured images serve as thumbnails that appear when website pages, landing pages, or blog posts are shared on social media platforms.

Here are some examples:Samples of how featured images look when used in social posts


To add a featured image to your page or post, follow these simple steps:

  1. Navigate to Content and select whether you want to add a featured image to your Website page, Landing page, or blog post.
    Go to your content, choose between website pages, landing pages, or blog

     

  2. Hover over your post or page and click on Edit.
    Hover over your post or page and click on “Edit.”

  3. In the content editor, click on the Settings menu and scroll down to find Featured Image.
    In the content editor, click on the  Settings menu and scroll down to find Featured Image

  4. Make sure that the Enabled Featured Image option is checked.
    Make sure that the “Enabled Featured Image” option is checked.

  5. Add your featured image by clicking on Browse images or Upload. We recommend using an image with a size of 1200x628 pixels or an aspect ratio of 1.91:1.
    Add your featured image by clicking on "Browse images" or “Upload.” We recommend using an image with an aspect ratio of 1.91:1. For those interested in experimenting, you can also generate AI-generated images by clicking on “Generate” or using Midjourney.
    For those interested in experimenting, you can also generate AI images by clicking on Generate or you can also use Midjourney. Check out our previous blog post to find out how to create Midjourney images and use them in your HubSpot portal.

  6. In the Image alt text field, provide a brief description of the image. This description is important for search engines and screen readers. Also, make sure that your selected image displays the orange featured tag, indicating it as the chosen featured image.
    In the “Image alt text” field, provide a brief description of the image. This description is important for search engines and screen readers. Also, make sure that your selected image displays the orange “featured” tag, indicating it as the chosen featured image.

  7. You’re all done! Exit the settings tab and publish your page to ensure that your changes have been saved.

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