Teachable School Thumbnail Resizer

Teachable recommends 960×540 pixels for this placement. This image represents the school in the Teachable Accounts dashboard. Keep the school name or mark legible at a compact dashboard-card size.

Sizes, to scale

  • School Thumbnail

    960×540

    16:9

  • Site Logo

    250×60

    4.17:1

  • Author Bio Photo

    250×250

    1:1

+4 more sizes below

Teachable School Thumbnail size

Teachable School Thumbnail size: 960×540 px, 16:9 (recommended size)

Keep the school name or mark legible at a compact dashboard-card size.

960

width (px)

540

height (px)

16:9

aspect ratio

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Sources

We check platform-specific dimensions against source documentation when available.

How to resize an image for a Teachable school thumbnail?

  1. 1

    Step 1: Choose the source image

    Start with the clearest version available. The 960×540 canvas cannot recreate detail missing from a smaller source.

  2. 2

    Step 2: Apply the 960×540 preset

    Upload the image, select School Thumbnail, and choose Fit to keep the whole image or Fill to crop it edge to edge.

  3. 3

    Step 3: Review it for Teachable

    Keep the school name or mark legible at a compact dashboard-card size. Download the result, then preview it in Teachable before publishing.

FAQ

Teachable School Thumbnail FAQ

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What size is a Teachable school thumbnail?

Teachable recommends 960×540 pixels for this placement. The canvas has a 16:9 aspect ratio. Keep the school name or mark legible at a compact dashboard-card size.

Why use the 960×540 Teachable preset?

This image represents the school in the Teachable Accounts dashboard. Starting with the documented or practical canvas lets you control the crop before the platform applies its own responsive layout.

Will Teachable crop the resized image?

Keep the school name or mark legible at a compact dashboard-card size. Keep important subjects and text away from the outer edges, and always inspect the platform preview before publishing.