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Re: Email 2.0 Hero Images Duplicating

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Kim_Gandy1
Level 7

When using the recommended dimensions for hero images, I'm noticing images will duplicate to fit the space given in mobile responsive emails or various email clients.

What should I be doing to avoid this duplication?

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Grégoire_Miche2
Level 10

Hi Kim,

This will always happen if your image height is not sufficient to cover the hero zone. ON mobile devices, the hero zone height will be higher than on desktop. if the image height is not sufficient, the email client will duplicate it.

I also have observed issues if you use 300dpi images instead of the recommended 72dpi.

-Greg

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Amit_Jain
Level 8 - Community Advisor

Assuming that you are using background image in the email. Try adding "background-size: cover;" css properly. It should solve the duplication issue.

BTW, It's not recommended to use background images in the emails. It can create some issue especially with outlook.

Regards,

Amit

Grégoire_Miche2
Level 10

Hi Kim,

This will always happen if your image height is not sufficient to cover the hero zone. ON mobile devices, the hero zone height will be higher than on desktop. if the image height is not sufficient, the email client will duplicate it.

I also have observed issues if you use 300dpi images instead of the recommended 72dpi.

-Greg

Kim_Gandy1
Level 7

Where can I find image dimensions for hero zone in all starter templates?

Grégoire_Miche2
Level 10

Hi Kim,

Usually, it's watermarked on the placeholder images provided with the templates.

-Greg

Kim_Gandy1
Level 7

Yes, but those are the dimensions our team is using and still experiencing issues with duplication. If anyone else has experienced this, is there a recommended add __ pixels to image?

Kim_Gandy1
Level 7

UPDATE: If you only use one text box (header or subheader text) in the hero section and keep text to one line, the duplication will not occur.

Jessie_Coluccio
Level 3

Thanks so much Kim this advice really helped!