A small sequence of photographs can tell a better story than a large album when each frame has a job to do.
In this guide
Pick a frame that can open the story · Create a rhythm · Check usage and privacy · Prepare images for the web
Pick a frame that can open the story
Look for a photograph that stays readable on a phone. Leave room for names, or put the title beside the image if a crop would remove someone important.
Create a rhythm
Alternate a wide scene with a closer portrait and a detail. Captions can add place or context the photograph cannot show.
Check usage and privacy
Confirm that your agreement allows web publication. Ask before publishing images of children, guests or meaningful private locations.
Prepare images for the web
Export responsive sizes and check faces after compression. Give meaningful photographs short, useful alternative text.