Tried to find a simple answer to this and cant.
Many of my images look great before uploading them but then once the featured image function gets a gold of them they expand and look not so good.
This is the problem that when the photo is published, it is distorted. When creating a post, everything is fine and the photo is of high quality and is not distorted. And when published, it begins to distort
If I add a picture through the image tool, it gets distorted. If I add through the gallery tool, the picture is not distorted. I do not understand what the problem is.
No, I cant as I dont have an expectation.
To clarify my question: what is the recommended file type, and px aspect ratio, height and width please?
Thanks
Casper is flexible with the featured image by design. Ghost also produces optimized and resized images for different viewports. For most cases, using an image that is at least 2000 px wide will do the trick, and you’ll want to use the image format that delivers the best quality at the lowest number of pixels for that image (but Ghost will optimize the image as well).
TL;DR: Use at least a 2000 px wide image and Ghost will handle the details for you.
That first Bitcoin image is 2240 x 1460. Makes a huge difference. I took those settings from Canva’s recommended blog header image settings and they seem to work great for anyone interested.