Image Renditions in Adobe Portfolio

Image Renditions

When you upload an image to Adobe Portfolio, it is stored at its full original resolution.

To ensure optimal display and performance, Adobe Portfolio automatically generates multiple renditions (versions) of your image at different widths.

How Image Sizing Works

• Each rendition is created at a different width.

• The height scales proportionally to preserve the original aspect ratio.

• The appropriate image size is automatically selected based on your visitor’s screen size and device resolution.

The largest rendition generated is 3840px wide, which supports:

• Retina displays on 1920px-wide screens (2× resolution)

• 4K displays

This ensures sharp image quality while helping reduce unnecessary file loading on smaller devices.

Why Your Image May Appear Larger or Smaller

The final display size of your image depends on your site’s layout settings, including:

• Website Container width

• Page Container width

• Max Image Width settings (if applied within customizations)

These settings determine how much space your image can occupy on the page.

Note: If you want images to stretch edge-to-edge (full bleed):

• Make sure no max-width is applied to:

  • Page Containers

  • Image Modules

A max-width setting will prevent full-bleed behavior.

Accepted File Formats

We support:

• JPEG (.jpg) – Recommended for photographs

• PNG (.png) – For graphics or transparency

• GIF (.gif) – For simple animations

Note: PDF files are not supported.

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