I repeat 2,500 px wide is the sweet spot. Instead of uploading background images from Unsplash right in Squarespace, although it’s a really nice feature, try finding and downloading your image on the Unsplash site and resizing it in either Canva or Photoshop. On the other hand, if you are using images from Unsplash, your image may be crystal clear but watch out! If images are TOO big and you have many of them, they may end up slowing your site down witch is bad for SEO. With that being said, it is important to find the sweet spot size for your images.Ī good rule of thumb is to make sure your banner images are at least 2,500 px wide. Both these issues are causing the annoying, stubborn pixelation of your background image. Either your image is too small and it’s being stretched, or it is the wrong aspect ratio for the section which is also making it stretch. There are a few reasons why your banner images might be showing up blurry. Now I am a pro so I can share my secrets to save you from the same frustration.
I remember when I was first learning how to use Squarespace 7.1 and I absolutely could not figure out how to make my banner images NOT BLURRY. Either way, I will be covering both in this tutorial with tips on adding banner images in Squarespace 7.1!įirst, let’s cover the basics. If you’ve found yourself on this page, there is a good chance you are building your Squarespace website and you are either having trouble with your banner image or you are just trying to figure out how to add a little extra visual pazazz to your site by adding banner images.
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