How do I create custom graphics for each size of screen on Webflow without them changing when I adjust one version?

To create custom graphics for each size of screen on Webflow without them changing when you adjust one version, you can follow these steps:

1. Determine the different breakpoints: Start by identifying the breakpoints or screen sizes at which you want your graphics to change. Webflow provides standard breakpoints for desktop, tablet, and mobile, but you can also set custom breakpoints if needed.

2. Use the proper image format: Before creating your graphics, make sure to use the right image format. For photographs or complex images, JPEG or PNG formats are usually suitable. For simple graphics or logos with transparency, consider using SVG format.

3. Prepare your graphics: Depending on the complexity of your design, there are a few approaches you can take:

• Simple graphics: For simple images, it's best to create them in the largest size needed and then scale them down for smaller screens. This ensures that the image retains its quality and clarity when it's downsized. Design your graphics in a vector-based software like Adobe Illustrator or Sketch, and export them in SVG format.

• Complex graphics: If your graphics have more complex elements and can't be easily scaled down, you may need to create different versions for each screen size. Use a design software like Adobe Photoshop or Adobe XD to create multiple versions of the graphic at different sizes. Export each version in the appropriate format (JPEG, PNG, SVG) based on the graphic's complexity and requirements.

1. Upload the graphics to Webflow: Once you have your graphics prepared, you can upload them to Webflow. To add custom graphics to your website:

• Navigate to the page you want to add the graphics to in the Webflow Designer.
• Use an image element and drag it onto the canvas.
• Select the image element and click on the "Upload" button in the settings panel.
• Choose the appropriate graphic file for the specific breakpoint or screen size you're targeting.
• Repeat these steps for each breakpoint or screen size, uploading the corresponding graphic to each.

1. Set the custom graphic for each breakpoint: To ensure each graphic is displayed correctly at its intended breakpoint:

• Select the image element you added to the page.
• In the settings panel, click on the "Settings" tab.
• Under the "Image" section, you'll see different size options for each breakpoint. Set the desired graphic for each specific size.

By following these steps, you can create custom graphics for each size of screen on Webflow without them changing when you adjust one version. This approach ensures that your graphics are optimized for different devices, providing a better user experience and visual consistency across screen sizes.

Additional questions:

1. How can I create responsive graphics in Webflow?
2. What is the recommended image format for custom graphics in Webflow?
3. Can I use different graphics for different breakpoints in Webflow?