📘 Support Doc

Images & Gallery

ConvertPages gives you a personal image gallery — upload an image once, reuse it anywhere. This guide covers how the gallery works, where it appears, and tips for getting fast-loading, high-converting images.

How the gallery works

Every image you upload is automatically saved to your private gallery. From then on, the image is available across all your pages without re-uploading. You can:

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Your gallery is per-account — only you can see and use your images. Images you upload don't go into a shared pool with other users.

Where you'll see the gallery

Three places in the editor open the image gallery:

1. Page image block (squeeze pages)

Most squeeze page templates include an image block in the layout. Click the placeholder (or any existing image) to open the gallery — pick an image or upload a new one.

2. Exit popup image (Pro feature)

When configuring the exit popup, click the image area to swap or upload. See the Exit Intent guide for full setup.

3. Video cover (bridge pages)

The Edit Video Cover modal lets you upload your own thumbnail or pick from the built-in stock library. See the Video Cover guide for full details.

Uploading images

  1. Click the image area or placeholder in any of the spots above
  2. Click ↑ Upload Image at the top of the gallery
  3. Pick a file from your device
  4. The image is saved to your gallery and applied to the page immediately

Supported formats

Deleting images

Hover over any image in the gallery — a small ✕ button appears in the corner. Click it to remove the image from your gallery.

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Deleting an image doesn't remove it from already-published pages. If you've already used the image on a live page, it stays there. But you won't be able to pick it for new pages going forward.

Image size and performance

This matters more than most users realise. Every visitor downloads your images before they can fully see your page — heavy images mean slow pages, and slow pages convert worse.

Target file size

Target dimensions

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Compress before uploading. Free tools like TinyPNG or Squoosh can shrink your image files by 50-80% with no visible quality loss. Worth the 30 seconds it takes.

What images convert best

Image use is unlimited

There's no cap on how many images you can upload or how many you can store in your gallery. Upload as many as you need.

Troubleshooting

Upload fails or hangs

Image looks blurry on the live page

Image looks fine on desktop but cropped on mobile

Need help?

Contact support if uploads aren't working.