Artwork Standard Sizes

Designing consistent artwork sizes is essential for a clean, professional-looking website. Standardizing your image dimensions—whether they’re landscape banners, square tiles, or logos—helps maintain visual balance, improves page load performance, and ensures your graphics look sharp on all devices. In this guide, we’ll outline recommended sizes and aspect ratios to build a cohesive design system for your site.

LayoutTarget Display Width16:9 Export Size1:1 Export SizeUse Cases
1-across~1200 px2400 × 1350 px2400 × 2400 pxFull-width hero banners, large feature images
2-across~600 px each1200 × 675 px1200 × 1200 pxProduct blocks, portfolio entries, blog posts
3-across~390 px each780 × 438 px780 × 780 pxCards, services, blog teasers
4-across~285 px each570 × 321 px570 × 570 pxThumbnails, icons, mini tiles

Logo Standards

To ensure consistency and flexibility across all applications, all logo source files should adhere to the following standards:

  • Canvas Size (Standard): 1500 × 1500 pixels
  • Margin Guides: 100 pixels from each edge
  • Purpose: Provides sufficient clear space for scaling, cropping, and uniform presentation across digital and print media.

For high-resolution or 4K templates (4000 × 4000 pixels), apply proportional guides at 260 px and 3740 px from the canvas edges to maintain the same relative margins.

Each logo should be exported at 960 pixels wide and provided in three formats: JPG, PNG, and WEBP. These formats cover traditional, transparent, and modern web-optimized use cases respectively.

The standard file naming format is as follows: [company_domain_sld]-logo-960.png

For example, if the secondary-level domain is “centrismusic,” the exported logo file would be named “centrismusic-logo-960.png.”

💡 Usage Notes

  • Always export at 2× resolution and display them at half size in CSS for crispness.
  • Keep consistent horizontal gutters (≈20–30px) between items.
  • This system lets you swap square or landscape versions interchangeably without breaking your grid.

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Jakob Ward

Jakob Ward is a multidisciplinary entrepreneur with a focus on technology and music. He develops custom web applications, optimizes hosting infrastructures, and creates integrated digital platforms under E19 Creative. Jakob is also an independent musician, building brands like Centris Music and Studio Host to support creative communities. Passionate about clean code, sustainable design, and meaningful experiences, Jakob bridges technical expertise with artistic vision.