> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://broadcast.presidiocreative.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://broadcast.presidiocreative.com/sections/sections/storytelling/text-columns-with-images/image.md). # Image * Design clean-looking photo galleries or include headings, text, and buttons to build rich promotions. * Add shapes to each of the image blocks.

Example of the text column with images section that has four separate image blocks — **Each image can link to a product or any page**

Settings	Type	Description
Content
Image	`image_picker`	Main image for the block (1400x1400px recommended).
Image width	`range`	Width of the image in percentage.
Image shape	`select`	Image shape options: `Normal`, `Circle`, `Rounded`, or `Blob variations`.
Typography
Heading	`text`	Block title or tagline.
Heading size	`select`	Font size of the title: `Mini`, `Extra small`, `Small`, `Medium`, `Large`, or `Extra large`.
Text	`richtext`	Main paragraph content.
Text size	`select`	Size of paragraph text. Applies only if content is set as paragraph text: `Extra small`, `Small`, `Medium`, `Large`, or `Extra large`.
Button
Text	`text`	Text to display on the button. Blank links the entire image.
Link	`url`	URL that the button links to.
Color	`select`	Color style of the button. Options: `Black`, `White`, `Primary`, or `Secondary`.
Size	`select`	Size of the button: `Small`, `Medium`, or `Large`.
Style	`select`	Style of the button: `Solid`, `Outline`, or `Text`.
Show arrow	`checkbox`	Toggles a directional arrow on the button.
Desktop
Image aspect ratio	`range`	Aspect ratio for desktop (wide to tall).
Mobile
Image aspect ratio	`range`	Aspect ratio for mobile.
Advanced
Heading SEO tag	`select`	Heading HTML tag for SEO purposes: `Automatic` or `H1`-`H6`.

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