# Images - How To

Images can only be uploaded in the message view of the Communication Center. You can upload multiple images or just a single image. When you upload an image it gets automatically cropped and saved in multiple sizes, so you should not have to do much in terms of adjusting its size.

# Uploading an Image

Uploading an image overview

While in the message composer, go to the bottom of the screen and look for the images icon   Actions pane, images icon

  • Click on “images”, then you can then select the image or images you want to add.
  • You can also drag and drop the image or images you would like to add.

If there is more than one image, it will automatically be shown as an image gallery at the bottom of the page.

# Image Alt Text

Alt text is required for every image. This text is read by screen assistive technologies if the reader can't see the image.

During image upload, alt text will automatically be added to each image. You can manually edit alt text if needed by clicking on the image in the gallery.

Adding alt text is required. If alt text wasn't provided at upload, you may need to enter it manually.

Image alt text window

# Image Captions

You can enter additional text about the image. For example, credit a person for the image, or add other descriptive information. This text will be visible on the image when published on the website.

# Cover Image

You can select the star below the image you want that image to be the cover image. For feature/story feeds, the cover image will be the image that appears on the feed tile. It will also be the image in the header of the page. All additional images will appear in an image gallery at the bottom of the page. By default, the first image is the cover image.

Selecting cover image

# Deleting an Image

Images are associated with their message. To delete the image, find the message that has the associated image. Open the message and click the images icon at the bottom of the screen. Select the image or images you want to delete and publish the message.