Jun 29 2026 | By: PhotoBiz Knowledge Base
Overview
PhotoBiz Blog Posts allow you to add images directly to your posts using Image Blocks. You can choose from several image layout options to control how your images appear on the published blog post.
This article explains where to find the image layout settings, what layout options are available, and how to apply a layout to a Blog Post Image Block. You can use these layouts to create clean image displays without building a separate collage in another program.
Log in to your PhotoBiz account and click BLOG in the left-side menu. This opens your Blog area, where you can create new blog posts or edit existing blog posts.
Create a new blog post or click the title of an existing blog post you want to edit. If you have multiple pages of blog posts, you can use the search bar to locate an existing blog post by name or sort by the available options on the control panel.
To add a new Image Block, click the option to add content to your blog post and choose an Image Block.
To edit an existing Image Block, click the Image Block inside the blog post editor. The image settings will open on the right side of the screen.
In the right-side menu, click Layout to view the available image layout options.
Select the layout you want to use for the Image Block, then click Save Changes.
After saving, the selected layout will be applied to that Image Block. You can preview or view your blog post to confirm that the images display the way you want.
The following image layout options are available for Blog Post Image Blocks:
Each layout displays your images in a different arrangement. You can choose the layout that works best for the number, orientation, and style of images you want to show in your blog post.
If you use the Stack or Stack Mini layout, only the first 50 images in a single Image Block will appear on the published blog post.
To display more than 50 images while keeping the same layout style, split your images across multiple Image Blocks. Use the same Stack or Stack Mini layout for each Image Block, then arrange the blocks in the order you want them to appear.
This allows you to show more images while keeping a consistent look throughout the post.
For Collage 5, upload exactly 5 images to completely fill the layout.
For Collage 6, upload exactly 6 images to completely fill the layout.
Learn More: How To Use Collage Layouts on Blog Posts
If you upload fewer images than the collage layout is designed for, the layout may not appear complete. If you upload more images than the collage layout is designed for, the extra images may not display in the intended collage arrangement.
You can also drag and drop images within an Image Block to adjust their order before saving your changes.