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If you require an image to go alongside your content on GOV.UK, it is your responsibility to supply an image that is the correct size and orientation.
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Open https://www.canva.com/photo-editor/
Click 'UPLOAD'
Upload the image you want to use for the story.
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Now select CROP from the top menu.
Step 3
Now you should see the Crop Tool options.
Change the two numbers above the image so they are "960" and then "640".
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(DO NOT click on the four dials at the edges of the box)
Step 5
Now click APPLY.
Great, you've now successfully cropped the image to GOV.UK dimensions!
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Ignore this marketing message and click on 'Download Your Photo By Itself'.
Success! You have now saved a copy of the cropped image to your desktop.
General tips
- Naming image files
- give your image a descriptive file name (for example 'Female blowing nose with tissue during flu season'). Avoid meaningless file names like IMG00023.jpg.
- Borders
- avoid putting borders around images. The image should go right to the edge of the frame. Unless it is a campaign logo.
- Read the image copyright standards on when you should attribute your image.
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