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Adding a new image in Duda
Swap an image on your website for a new one, add alt text so it's accessible, then republish to make it live.
Before you start
Have your new image saved on your computer – a JPG or PNG at least 1200 pixels wide works well for large images. You'll also need to be logged in (see our login guide).
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Changing an image
Log in and click Edit Project on your Project Overview to open the editor. Not sure how? Follow our login guide.
Use the page dropdown at the top left of the editor to switch to the page with the image you want to change.
Click the image you want to change, then choose Manage Image from the small toolbar that appears. The Image Content panel opens.
Click Replace under the current image. The Image Picker opens, showing the images already on your website.
Hover over the image you want and click Select. To use a new image, click Upload at the bottom of the Image Picker and choose it from your computer.
Adding alt text
Back in the Image Content panel, fill in Image alt text tag with a short description of what's in the picture, such as Our team outside the shop. It helps people who use screen readers, and helps search engines understand your page.
Publishing your changes
Click Preview to check how the new image looks on desktop and mobile, then click the orange Republish button in the top right corner to make it live.
