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Media is a dynamic element type that is used to display a variety of visual content on Standards.

In this guide:


Media Basics

Media is an element that can be added anywhere in your project and simply consists of a bounding box that can be sized, styled, and filled with content. Media elements may display static images, animated media, and vector files.

File size:

Adding media

  1. From within the editor, select Media from the + menu in the top bar, or use the hotkey M.
  2. Select a point in the project body by selecting between layouts, click + dragging within, or selecting a point inside a column.

Media settings

While selecting a Media element, the right sidebar will display the available settings for styling the container as well as the text and icon within.


General Use

Media is a flexible element with a range of uses. Here are common general uses:

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Images

Choose an uploaded file such as .JPEG, .PNG, .webP or .TIFF to display a static image. Standards optimizes images for various screen sizes. Therefor, we recommend uploading your highest resolution images.

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Tip for gradients: It’s suggested to use high quality .JPEG files for gradients for better color, compression, and file size. Sometimes .PNG gradients will appear overly compressed.

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Vectors

Choose an uploaded .SVG file to display vectorized media. When preparing vectors for Standards, ensure the art-board is cropped to the artwork itself, with no additional space around within the exported file.


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