Upload a cover photo

Upload the cover photo for our page so it looks curated. Use the provided image file named ClayCorner_Cover_July2026.jpg, crop it to show the storefront and the window display of summer mugs, and set the alt text to Summer collection on display at Clay Corner, Logan Square. Verify the image displays correctly on desktop and mobile previews before publishing.

Before I replace the cover photo, make it inviting for shoppers scrolling quickly. Ensure the storefront and product are centered after cropping, the file name is optimized for web, and write alt text that sells the scene in one phrase. Also flag anything in the image that could cause a policy or copyright reviewer to hesitate, like visible logos from other brands.

I just uploaded ClayCorner_Cover_July2026.jpg as our cover and on phones the storefront is cut off. Sarah, the visual merchandiser, will be embarrassed if the display isn’t visible at opening. I can’t tell whether to recrop, reposition, or upload a different aspect ratio. What is the most likely reason phones crop it this way and the quickest corrective step so the key display appears on mobile?

On five pages I manage the cover images always need a second fix because either the crop hides the product or text is off-screen on mobile. Each fix costs time and annoys designers. What habit should I change to stop repetitive mobile crop problems — and give the exact dimensions/aspect ratio or a simple rule we can apply before uploading any future cover photo?