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# Add thumbnails to your Roadmap items
π **Add Thumbnails to Your Roadmap Items!** π
Weβre excited to introduce a new way to make your roadmaps even more engaging and informative β **thumbnails**! Now, you can visually represent your planned features, helping users better understand what's coming up in a more engaging way.
#### π What Are Thumbnails?
Thumbnails are small, image-based representations of your features. Instead of just text, you can now add images to roadmap items, making it easier for users to quickly grasp the essence of the feature.
#### π― What Purpose Do Thumbnails Serve?
* **Pictorial representation**: Thumbnails add context by visually depicting what the feature is about.
* **Engagement**: Visuals are more engaging than text alone, keeping your users more informed and excited about upcoming features.
* **Clarity**: For complex features, thumbnails can serve as a quick, visual summary, helping users understand better.
#### π οΈ How to Add Thumbnails:
1. Head over to your roadmap.
2. Select any roadmap item you want to add a thumbnail to.
3. Click the **'Add Thumbnail'** option.
4. Upload your image file, and you're good to go!
#### β οΈ Limitations to Keep in Mind:
1. **File size**: Make sure your image is under 1**MB**.
2. **Supported formats**: You can upload **JPEG, PNG, or JPG** files.
3. **Plan restrictions**: This feature is available only to users on our **PRO plan and above**.
Get started today and make your roadmaps stand out with engaging thumbnails! π
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