Image Grids

:bookmark: 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 โ€œmini-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, itโ€™ll 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 isnโ€™t always maintained.

This information was pulled from the feature announcement.

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