Blog posts allow you to quickly create and integrate a beautifully designed story of your images directly to your website, or share it as a standalone web page. Create your blog post as part of your gallery creation workflow: select photos (no need to re-upload), get an automated design, tweak the design, setup SEO, and share. All done in minutes.

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1. To begin, from the gallery’s Photos tab, in a new scene click the blog icon to Create Blog.

2. Name your blog, select one of the layout styles (this can be edited later!), and click Continue.

Fill out any relevant Blog information with the AI Writing Assistant. Read more about it here!

1. Then to select photos, click on the three dots underneath each scene name to select the scene. You can also Filter for specific photos based on different parameters such as Lightroom star ratings. Learn more here.

2. Click Select All to select all the photos in the gallery, or all the filtered photos. In addition you can click the checkmark on each image to select them individually. Then click Add Photos to add them to the blog post.

1. If you want to add more photos to the blog post, click + Add Photos. This will take you back to the photo selector where you’ll have the option to upload additional images. The photos are organized in the same order as the gallery, but you can click Sort photos to reorder the images in the blog post.

When you sort the photos, you can choose to maintain the crop or not. We recommend maintaining the crop, as this will keep the orientation of the photos as much as possible.

2. You can also Checkmark particular blocks and apply the Sort or Style options to only those selected blocks, or click the Trashcan icon to delete them.

3. Click the Style icon to begin designing your blog post, and select Layout Style.

4. There are four Layout Styles to choose from: Organized, Editorial, Full, and Single. Click on the style you prefer to apply it to the blog post.

5. Select the Color Palette tab to open the color palettes. You can click to select one of our predesigned colorways, click the duplicate icon to copy a palette to edit, or click + Add Custom Palette to create your own.

6. When you add a custom palette, you can select the Background, Element, and Content color. The Element color is used for highlighted items such as the View Gallery button.

7. After duplicating or creating a color palette, click the pencil icon to edit it.

8. Click the Font Collection tab and choose one of the font collection options. You can also edit the font on each Blog block.

9. Finally, select the Border Size tab to change the border around the Blog Block and between photos.

10. If you click the Custom button, you can customize the top, bottom, left, and right borders of the blocks independently. You can also adjust this for individual blocks.

1. The blog post is broken down into different blocks. First select the Block Layout icon to adjust the content.

This can include photo grids, title layouts, and text layouts; slideshows, videos, and code; vendor information, and a link to the gallery itself.

2. Click the Color icon to adjust the colors of the particular block. You can adjust the Background and Text colors, and access the color palettes.

3. Click the Text icon to edit and adjust the text on the block. You have the option to adjust the formatting, font family and style, size, as well as the verbiage itself. In the Text editor, you can also hyperlink text.

4. Click the Edit Border icon to adjust the border on any images included on the block.

Click the Duplicate icon to create a copy of the block or the Trashcan icon to remove it. You can also hover over each image in the block to crop it or remove it.

To add a new block, click on the + Add Block icon to insert it into that particular place in the blog post.

1. Drag images from the block tray on the left-hand side into the blog block. You can drag and drop the image into an empty image block or over an existing image to switch the two.

2. Rearrange blocks by dragging and dropping them in the block tray on the left-hand side.

Click on the blog name to change the name of your blog post.

At the top of the page, click to view the blog on a desktop or mobile device.

When switching to the mobile view, you can edit the font size and borders specifically for the mobile design only.

Click the arrows to Undo or Redo your previous action.

Then click Done to save your changes.

Currently, the blog post is not visible in the gallery itself. In the future, there will be an option to include it in the gallery, so that it can be used as another storytelling element in your galleries.

Now your blog post is ready to be shared with your clients! Learn more about adding SEO, sharing, and integrating your blog post here.