Images are a powerful addition to any content, providing visual appeal and supporting your messaging. In Jasper, your ability to incorporate images into your content is seamless. This help article will guide you through the process of adding imagery to enhance your content's effectiveness.
Whether you're looking to upload images, create your own images, find the perfect stock image, or edit images for a flawless fit, Jasper and its integrated tools have got you covered.
Uploading your own images
Adding your personal touch to Jasper content with your own images is straightforward. Here’s how you can upload your own pictures:
- In your Jasper document, place the cursor where you want the image to appear
- Click on the image icon in the toolbar and select "Upload image" or simply drag and drop your image into the document
- Browse your computer for the image file you want to add. Jasper supports most image formats, including JPG, PNG, SVG, and GIF. Our maximum image size supported in the Document Editor is 10.5MB.
- Once selected, click Open to upload the image to your Jasper content.
- After the image is uploaded, you can edit it based on the options available for your plan type.
Using Unsplash to add images
Don’t have an image ready? No problem! Jasper integrates with Unsplash to provide you with a vast library of high-quality, royalty-free images. To include an Unsplash image:
- Click on the image icon in the toolbar and select the 'Unsplash' option
- Type keywords into the search bar to find images that match your content. If you’ve already titled your document, Jasper will automatically open the Unsplash search with some relevant images.
- Browse through the results to preview images. When you find the perfect image, click on it to insert it in your Jasper content.
- Jasper makes it easy to find attribution information for any Unsplash image you select. While attribution isn’t required, Unsplash photographers appreciate attribution whenever possible, as it boosts exposure to their work and encourages them to continue contributing. Read more about Unsplash attribution.
Editing Images with Clipdrop
Sometimes, the images you find or upload may need a bit of tweaking to fit your content’s style or to emphasize particular aspects. In the Document Editor, you can make various adjustments with Clipdrop’s AI-powered image editing tools.
Hover over the image you want to edit, and click Edit. Click on the menu to select the editing tool you want to use. Available tools (depending on plan type):
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- Remove background: This tool allows you to instantly remove the background of any image.
- Make it square: This tool uncrops your image to make it square, completing the surrounding area of the image with AI, creating an image that can be a more ideal format for social sharing and profile pictures.
- Remove text: This tool removes any text overlay on images, creating clean visuals for marketing materials, and making it possible to apply new marketing copy to a clean image (in a separate tool).
- Upscale: This makes it possible to download your images at 2x higher resolution, using Clipdrop’s “Smooth” preset, improving the quality and appeal of your images.
- Replace background: This tool goes one step further than the “Remove background” tool, using AI and your own text description to replace your image background with the subject placed in the foreground.
- Reimagine: This tool allows transformation of images, creating multiple image variations from a base image.
FAQs
- Can I search Unsplash images in other languages?
- Unsplash image search is best supported in English. Non-English image search support is currently in beta testing.
- Are these image features available for all Jasper plans?
- The ability to upload your own images and search Unsplash for images is available for all Jasper plans. Some Clipdrop editing tools (Remove background, Make it square, Remove text) are available on all Jasper plans. Other Clipdrop editing tools (Replace background, Upscale image, Reimagine) are available for Business users only.
- Do I need to attribute Unsplash photographs to the photographer? Does attribution change when I modify an image with AI?
- From Unsplash License: Unsplash images are made to be used freely. Images can be downloaded and used for free, for commercial and non-commercial purposes, with no permission needed (though attribution is appreciated!). Images cannot be sold without significant moderation, and images cannot be used to replicate a similar or competing service with Unsplash. You can read more about Unsplash attribution and license here.
- Attribution example with an original Unsplash image:
- Caption: Photo by Michele Blackwell on Unsplash
- Attribution example with an original Unsplash image:
- From Unsplash License: Unsplash images are made to be used freely. Images can be downloaded and used for free, for commercial and non-commercial purposes, with no permission needed (though attribution is appreciated!). Images cannot be sold without significant moderation, and images cannot be used to replicate a similar or competing service with Unsplash. You can read more about Unsplash attribution and license here.
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- For Unsplash images modified with Clipdrop or other editors, attribution is not recommended as it is no longer the original photographer’s image and can no longer be hosted by Unsplash.
- Example of a significantly modified derivative of the image:
- Example of a significantly modified derivative of the image:
- For Unsplash images modified with Clipdrop or other editors, attribution is not recommended as it is no longer the original photographer’s image and can no longer be hosted by Unsplash.