Portrait size artwork in portfolio

[a70c26cd]

Hello,How can I upload portrait size artwork in my portfolio? It only seems to cater for landscape and it crops portrait size images.Thanks

[JoanneP]

Hi Andre,

Thumbnail images, URL, and/or project files can be attached for clients to view. Images can be in .jpg, .jpeg, .gif, or .png format. The minimum dimensions for images are 400px width x 300px height , however 1000px width x 750px height is recommended. Attachments can be in .doc, .swf, or .pdf format. The maximum size is 5 MB for the thumbnail and 25 MB for attachments. You might want to also check out this post for more information. 

[8ea064a1]

It's now November 2022 and I'm still having the same problem people have been reporting for years. If you upload a portrait image it gets cropped into landscape. To show the whole portrait image, you have to do it in pieces. Even when I use the crop tool, I can't zoom out far enough for the whole image to fit into the landscape crop window. For a service which is designed to showcase illustrations, among other things, this seems strangely (and infuriatingly) remiss!

[79488a97]

Hello - Have upwork thought about introducing a portrait interface into portfolio presentations? I think it would be useful to have both portrait and landscape options to show portfolios depending on the project. I have dozens of portfolios some landscape some portrait depending on the project.

[759e32fa]

Hi Andrew,

Thank you for your feedback! I'll share this with the team for review. Your suggestion is highly appreciated and valued.

[5562bdf8]

I know this is old but for those who don't wanna bother putting their 1080x1920 image inside a landscape image and don't care about project cover, here's a "hacky" trick I've found:

- Go to the cropping screen of your image on upwork portfolio

- Open inspector and locate the canvas tag containing your image (ctrl+shift+C then click on your image, it should be near)

- Change the style property to this "transform: translate3d(287px, -762.382px, 0px) scale(0.107); transform-origin: 0px 957.382px; opacity: 1;"

- Press save

Now the image displays nicely when reviewing the project, only issue is that it doesn't work on project cover