Adding images to your PhotoBiz blog posts is a great way to bring your stories to life and keep your readers engaged. Whether you’re showcasing your latest photo session or highlighting behind-the-scenes moments, uploading images is quick and easy. This step-by-step guide will walk you through how to add images to your blog posts using the Blog Post Image Block.
STEP ONE
Log in to your PhotoBiz account, then click on BLOG from the menu on the left side of your dashboard.
STEP TWO
To get started, either create a brand-new blog post or click on the title of an existing one that you’d like to add images to.
STEP THREE
In your blog post builder, add an Image Block by clicking the the Image Block button on the right side menu.
STEP FOUR
Click on the image block where it says "Click to add images"—or click the pencil icon in the top-right corner of the block. In the menu that appears, choose Advanced.
STEP FIVE
On the right-hand side, click the Upload button to add your images. You can upload files in JPG or PNG format.
STEP SIX (Optional)
Want to customize how your images look? After uploading, click on the Layout tab (on the right side) to choose your preferred style. Here are the available layout options:
- Stack
- Stack Mini
- Square
- Collage 5
- Collage 6
- Portrait (2 Columns)
- Landscape (2 Columns)
- Pinboard
📝 Note: Stack and Stack Mini layouts will only display up to 50 images per block. If you want to showcase more than 50 images in a Stack or Stack Mini layout, you can add additional image blocks and upload your images with increment of 50 images per block.
How To Upload More Than 50 Images for Stack or Stack Mini Blog Post Layouts
Once you've chosen a layout, don’t forget to click the Save button at the bottom of the image block.
STEP SEVEN (Optional)
You can also click on the Settings tab in the right-side menu to decide if you want your images to open in full-screen mode when clicked.
✨ You can repeat these steps to add more Image Blocks if you'd like to include additional image sections in your blog post.
