Give visitors a closer look at your work, your space, or the details that make your business distinctive. A gallery brings those images together so people can explore them in one place. Add your photos, choose their order, and refine the layout and crops for desktop and mobile.
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Open the page and tell Dru which section to add and where it belongs. You can also select Add section at the top or bottom edge of a section, then choose Browse designs in the panel on the right to find a suitable starting point; adding a designed section uses Dru. Review the generated content before keeping it.
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Ask Dru to add or replace photos using your uploads, image links, or an appropriate library image. Explain which images to keep. Use manual image controls for cropping and focal placement.
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Keep the section selected and describe the layout or styling you want. For example: “Arrange these photos in a balanced gallery with consistent spacing and keep the current image order.” Inspect the actual result after Dru finishes, then refine it or use Undo if needed.
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Select the section, then choose Edit manually beside the Dru input. Edit the fields provided by that design. The available fields vary; use the controls shown for your selected section.
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Open each image item to replace its image or edit available details. Use your own uploads or choose from the media selector. Reorder images with the list controls, add images where offered, or remove those you no longer need.
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For cropping and focal placement, open the manual image controls described in Add, replace, and position images. A layout change can crop images differently, so recheck the result afterward.
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Open individual list items to edit their details. Where available, use an add control for a new item, a drag handle to reorder, or the trash control to remove an item. Choose Done to apply the panel changes.
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Inspect every image, especially faces or products near an edge. Use images you have permission to display and check mobile cropping. Check desktop and mobile preview, then publish when ready.
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