The Image component is used to place full-bleed photos stretching to the edges of the browser or images that stretch to the edges of the current container. It is also used to place an image when a Rich Text area is unavailable.
An image of Beaumont Tower in front of a clear blue sky. This image has been placed in the left column of a Two-Thirds Sublayout component.In Page Builder:
Alternate method:
| Page Builder | Explorer | Content Editor | |
| Add component to page | Optimal | - | - |
| Select variant | Optimal | - | - |
| Add image to component | Optimal | Possible | Possible |
| Add caption to component | Optimal | Possible | Possible |
| Add link to image | - | Optimal | Possible |
| Add alt text to image* | - | Possible | Possible |
*Images from Media Library and Content Hub should already have alt text.
Above: a lantern in front of a residence hall in the West Circle neighborhood at Michigan State University. It is in a containerized variant of an Image component.
Above: students working on video broadcasting, surrounded by screens and their production studio. It is in a default (not containerized) variant of an Image component, allowing it to fill the full width of the Two-Thirds Sublayout component area.
Above: Looking up at the facade of Beaumont Tower. This image is in a containerized variant Image component on a full width page area.
Above: a drone photo of campus. It is in a default (not containerized) variant of an Image component, allowing it to fill the full width of the page.