Step 1: Click on the Shopify icon which is the Add shopify element function
Step 2: Click on the Blog Post Image element in the dropdown menu
Step 3: Drag and drop the element you want into the page editor and then start using it.

Note that you can search for this element by using the search function instead of finding it in the sidebar.

How To Configure For Blog Post Image Element

Blog Post Image element comes with parameters allowing you to fine-tune content appearance for the best possible conversion rate.

Select the element in the layout to see its parameters.

Before we dive deep, consider watching out video tutorial that breaks down the process step-by-step:

Blog Post Source: When you drag and drop the Blog Post Image element into the editor page, it will be chosen by default in the Blog Post Source section.
Custom Blog Post: Select Blog Post that contains the image you want to display on your store.
Enable Full Width: Make the Image fit with the width of its container (example: column).
Image Width: You can adjust Image Width when turning Enable Full Width off.
Image Ratio There are three types for you to choose from: Original, Square, and Custom.
Image Height: You can adjust Image Height when selecting Custom in Image Ratio.
Image Object Fit: In Square and Custom types, you can resize the image to fit its container.	Cover: Image will stretch to fit with the container Contain: Image will squeeze to stay inside its container
Image Position: In Square and Custom types, you can select and specify the position for the image inside its container.
Link to Blog: Turn on this feature to allow customers to direct to your Blog Post when they click on the image.

You can get further information about ATTRIBUTES, VISIBILITY, ANIMATION parameters here.

For further details on the Styling tab, please refer to this link.

Common Cases

Sometimes, images may not scale properly across different devices or screen sizes, resulting in distortion or cutoffs. This problem can occur due to CSS conflicts, improper theme settings, or inconsistencies in image dimensions. Ensuring that images are properly resized and responsive can help mitigate this issue.

Blog Post Image element is designed to display images of your Shopify blog post on your page, to get better SEO rankings.

JPGs, as the image weight is smaller, which takes up less space, load faster on the web.

Sometimes, Shopify lowers the image size and weight, to improve page load times.