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How big (pixel wise) are all the images including the Facebook and Twitter logos?

How big are images in pixels?

3 Answers

Hi Yashvir,

The gallery images are 1024x768, the icons are 60x60, and Nick's photo is 512x512.

If you download the project files to your computer then you should be able to look at the images folder in your OS's file explorer and see their dimensions.

Thanks for the help! I wanted to know the size of the images because I want to use my own images.

The size of the gallery images isn't critical. Nick's photo is eventually going to be made into a circle so your replacement for that should be a square. Doesn't necessarily have to be exactly 512x512.

The general rule would be to make everything as big as the biggest it's going to get on the website. You don't want the browser to have to scale up the image larger than it's native size.

And if ur intrested, a favicon is 16x16 . Its the image that goes up on the nav bar like you have here some green shape on treehouse up on nav bar, thats favicon.