This guide explains what Image Grids are and how to apply them in your posts.
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Summary
This document covers:
- Description of image grids
- How they can be applied in posts and how to modify them
- Basic Layout of image grids
Image Grids Description
An image grid places all of the images in your post into a neat, organized grid - rather than in a list.
Below is an example of an image grid.
Adding an image grid to your post
To add an image grid in your post, wrap them inside of the [grid]...[/grid]
tags. Below is an example of how this could look.
[grid]
![Image showing how to make a mini-grid inside of your grid.|690x363](upload://wsGrbtQSbwfrs945kFVFZzK94zj.jpeg)
![The image shows a large white Delta airplane taking off from an airport runway. (Captioned by AI)|690x470](upload://nqFYUjIWIFGYgMNQ3WB2LBLjOgs.jpeg)
![An image of a large commercial passenger airplane in flight. (Captioned by AI)|690x459](upload://29xpH4eiMUpwx0xBMQB2wyPM5A9.jpeg)
[/grid]
You can create a โmini-gridโ inside of your grid by clicking the toggle icon in the top, left-most photo in your current grid.
Basic layout of image grids
By default, an image grid is arranged in the following pattern:
- On mobile, the grid defaults to 2 columns. On desktop, itโll default to 3 columns.
- If there are exactly 4 items in the grid, the images will be arranged into 2 columns.
- Non-image elements can also be used (like videos), however, the grid will not align perfectly.
- The items in the grid are arranged to ensure the column heights are as close to each other as possible, therefore, the order of the images in your composer isnโt always maintained.
This information was pulled from the feature announcement.