Is it possible to resize an image that exceeds the tablet screen size in Webflow?

Published on
September 22, 2023

Yes, it is possible to resize an image that exceeds the tablet screen size in Webflow. Webflow provides several options and techniques to achieve this. Here is a step-by-step guide:

  1. Select the image element: Start by selecting the image element that you want to resize within the Webflow Designer.

  2. Set the width and height: In the right sidebar panel, you will see options to set the width and height of the image. You can set these values to your desired dimensions. By default, the dimensions are set to "Auto" which allows the image to take up its original size.

  3. Adjust the image responsiveness: After setting the width and height, you can make the image responsive by enabling the "Responsive" option in the right sidebar panel. This ensures that the image will scale properly on different screen sizes.

  4. Use breakpoints: In Webflow, breakpoints allow you to customize the layout for different screen sizes. To resize the image specifically for tablet screens, you can add a breakpoint and modify the image's dimensions accordingly.

  • Click on the "+ Add Breakpoint" button in the top-right corner of the Webflow Designer.
  • Choose the tablet breakpoint from the list of options.
  • Update the width and height of the image to fit the tablet screen size. You can enter specific values or adjust them visually by dragging the handles in the Designer.
  1. Fine-tune the image: Once you have set the dimensions for the tablet breakpoint, you can further refine the image's appearance by adjusting other properties such as alignment, padding, and margins.

By following these steps, you can resize an image that exceeds the tablet screen size in Webflow while ensuring it remains responsive and visually appealing.

Additional Questions:

  1. How can I resize an image in Webflow?
  2. Are there any limitations to resizing images in Webflow?
  3. Can I resize images in Webflow without affecting their aspect ratio?