To display a high-resolution image on your Webflow homepage that automatically resizes for all screen sizes, follow these steps.
1. Prepare a High-Resolution Image
- Use a high-quality image (ideally 2x or larger than its largest display size).
- Optimize the image for web using tools like TinyPNG or ImageOptim.
- Save it in JPG (for photos) or PNG/WebP (for graphics or transparency).
2. Upload the Image in Webflow
- Open your Webflow Project and go to the Designer.
- Select the section or container where you want the image.
- Click the + Add panel (press "A") and add an Image element.
- In the Element Settings panel, Upload your image or choose from CMS/assets.
3. Make the Image Responsive
- With the image selected, go to the Style panel.
- Set Width: 100% to make it scale with its parent container.
- Leave Height: auto or unset to maintain aspect ratio.
- To limit the image size on larger screens, set a Max Width (e.g., 1200px).
4. Use Webflow's Responsive Settings
- Click the device icons (Desktop, Tablet, Mobile Landscape, Mobile Portrait).
- In each view, make sure the image still fits well.
- Adjust margins, paddings, and positioning if needed—Webflow allows custom styles per breakpoint.
5. Optional: Add Lazy Loading
- Select the image, go to the Element Settings panel.
- Turn on Lazy Load (set to Lazy under “Load” setting) for better performance.
- This helps especially with high-resolution images.
Summary
Upload a high-res image, set its width to 100%, and ensure auto height for aspect ratio. Use Webflow's responsive views to fine-tune the design across devices, and turn on lazy loading to optimize performance.