The Georgia Theme has some fancy image frames, which make product photos you upload look a lot nicer in your store than if a photo was just plonked on the page.

The trade-off for this is that you will need to either change your store setup, so it re-sizes or crops your images to landscape, or you will need to re-size your product images before you upload them to your store.

Read on to find out more about each method.

Changing your stores’ product image sizes

To change the default image sizes that your Spiffy Store uses, you will need to do a couple of things… turn on advanced configuration options in your preferences, and then edit the product image sizes in your theme editor. Instructions on each step are below.

Please note that this doesn’t change the size of images that have already been uploaded, it changes the size of any new images that you upload.

Turning on advanced configuration options

1. Log in to your store, and go to the “Your Settings” page in the top right menu
2. Scroll down to the “Advanced Configuration” section, and tick the box that says “Enable all advanced configuration options.”
3. Click the “Save changes” button.
   
   

Changing your default image sizes

1. Go to the “Design & assets >> Theme editor” section of your toolbox in the top right menu
2. Scroll down to the “Custom Product Image Sizes” section.
3. Change the “Compact Image” dimensions to 133 wide and 100 high, and tick both the boxes for “cropped” and “padded”.
4. Change the “Medium Image” dimensions to 177 wide and 133 high, and tick both the boxes for “cropped” and “padded”.
5. Change the “Large Image” dimensions to 406 wide and 304 high, and tick both the boxes for “cropped” and “padded”.
6. Click the “Save” button.
   
   
   

Resizing your own photos

Resizing your images before you upload them gives you far greater control. Not everyone knows how to use these programs, which is why we have recommended the “Custom image sizes” option for most people.

Most people have some sort of image editing program that allows them to re-size or crop an image. There are plenty of free ones out there as well.

If you’ve got a handle on editing your own images… give it a go!

If you upload product images that are 800px wide x 600px high (landscape), then your photos should come out gorgeous.