Hey ​@tzuhouse,

You’ll want to check out Airtable’s official support article here. (also, see screenshot below).

Basically:
 

• As a general guideline, 1800px by 480px is suggested as the minimum for cover images, with 1800px by 512px being a good target if your image is of higher quality/size.

• The area of the form cover image is 256px tall and the width is the width of the browser window that the end user is accessing the form from.

Mike, Consultant @ Automatic Nation 
YouTube Channel 

That’s such a confusing support article from Airtable, because it gives 3 different heights for the image: 256px, 480px, and 512px.  I have no idea which one they really mean. The 256px is especially confusing, since it’s smaller than their “suggested minimum” of 480px. 🤷🏻‍♂️

- ScottWorld, Expert Airtable Consultant 

Lol ​@ScottWorld. We should have a way of reaching out to AT with these comments.

Mike, Consultant @ Automatic Nation 
YouTube Channel

Totally agree! They have a “feedback” button at the bottom of each support article, but they stopped reading our feedback on those articles a few years ago. 🤷🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️ Oh, Airtable. 😅.

- ScottWorld, Expert Airtable Consultant

The cover image gets cropped height and width wise depending on the users browser width, so try doing 1800 by 512 and keep that ‘Showtime’ bit that you want to show to your users within a height of like 128px, vertically above center, seems to work for most widths.  Just lots of experimenting, really

Here’s an example form: https://airtable.com/appbnpG1E6iNqgGNz/pagC4ZkjIvFFbWEAk/form
 

And here’s the image:

Here’s a mockup of the Showtime image you’ve got:

https://airtable.com/appbnpG1E6iNqgGNz/pagKGAxVSxRXcQAZs/form

And here’s the image:

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Be sure to publish and view it when testing too, the center of the cover image gets blocked slightly if your screen is wide enough, and during the editing phase that isn’t really apparent