The Image Dimensions are:
Community Hub Cover Photo (Desktop/Mobile) - 5120x1600 px
Objects Cover Desktop- 3000x948 px
Object Thumbnail, Primary (Events)- 1500x880 px
Object Thumbnail, Secondary (Resources)- 1000x715 px
Hub Logo - 1000x500 px
Avatar Image (profile picture) - 500x500 px
Details:
Hub Logo
Where it appears: Top-left corner of your Community Hub
Purpose: Sets the tone and builds immediate recognition
Recommended format: Landscape logo, White or transparent background, High-resolution PNG or SVG, Keep details bold & simple—small logos scale down
Benefits: Clean + professional presentation, Strong brand recall,
Works across all screens + themes
Avatar Image
Where it appears: Inside a circular frame at the bottom area of every event card
Recommended format: A symbol-only or icon version of your logo, Designed to fit a perfect circular crop, Avoid long text, horizontal logos, or fine details, Use bold, high-contrast shapes for best visibility
Why it matters: Strengthens brand presence on every event card, Works cleanly at small sizes, Makes your hub’s events instantly recognizable in lists & grids, Helps users quickly scan and understand who the stakeholder is, Essential when a hub has multiple contributors.
Community Hub Cover Photo
Where it appears: The large banner photo at the top of your community hub
Best practices: Choose a strong, atmospheric image that reflects your
community vibe, Avoid heavy text...this photo is your “hero” moment, Place the key subject in the center, Bright, engaging photography performs best
Benefits: Immediate emotional connection, Sets the tone for your entire hub,
Mobile-friendly cropping
Object Thumbnails
Where they appear: Object thumbnails appear inside the event card throughout
your Community Hub’s grid view. Their appearance
changes based on the grid layout your organization selects.
Primary objects: Show more details such as time, date, location and price, The thumbnail photo works as a supporting visual to help users understand the content quickly
Secondary objects: Show fewer details, Are more photo-first, relying heavily on the clarity and strength of the image, Ideal for quick scanning and visual grouping
Object Cover Photo
Where it appears: Large photo at the top of each event page
What to know: Keep important elements centered, Avoid text on the edges
Best content: Colorful images, People (high engagement), Clean compositions, Branded backgrounds if relevant
Benefits: Looks great across devices, Sets expectations for the event or object, Ideal for sharing and social previews
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