Your page

Images, video and audio

The constraint is on how the page looks, not on what you can put in it.

There are no layout choices here, but there is no limit on the media you put in the page.

Images

Choose image opens your library, or drag a file straight onto the page. Every image takes alternative text — the description a screen reader announces and search engines read — and an optional caption.

Click a placed image to open its detail: replace it, change the caption or alt text, or turn on zoom so a reader can open it full size. That matters for screenshots, where the detail is the point.

Card image is separate. It is the image used when the page is shared — in a message, on social, in a link preview.

Video

Paste a YouTube or Vimeo address, or upload a file. Embedded video is loaded from the no-cookie domain, so a video on your page does not set tracking cookies on your readers.

A two-minute video of you explaining how you would approach somebody's problem is the highest-value thing most people can put on their page, and almost nobody does it.

Audio

Same shape. Paste an address or upload a file, give it a title.

What you cannot do

Arrange things side by side, wrap text around an image, or set a width. Media sits in the flow of the page at one size.