Featured image and text
- Johannes Laatu (Deactivated)
- Madzy Soetman
A page’s featured image and text can appear in various places:
The Pages module shows a Confluence page’s featured image.
The News module shows a Confluence blog’s featured image.
When a user searches on your site, they’ll see the page’s featured image and text.
When you share a link to a publicly available page, a link preview shows the featured image and text. This works on social media and Slack, for example.
When Google shows the page as a search result, it shows the featured text.
If you don’t set a custom image and text, the image and text are based on the page’s content.
You can add a featured image and text to:
A site’s home page
Confluence pages and blog posts
Confluence space landing pages
Jira project landing pages
JSM project landing pages
Add a featured image and text to a page
Click the arrow next to the “Edit page” button in the top-right of the page.
Click Edit featured image and text (called Metadata on tablet and mobile).
Image guidelines
To optimize the images to fit the Pages module and News module, follow these guidelines. While it is possible to upload an image in a different ratio, the module will crop it to fit the module’s format.
Module | Image format | Recommended image size |
|---|---|---|
4:3 portrait (vertical) format | 800x600 pixels | |
4:3 landscape (horizontal) | 600x800 pixels |