Steam shows your artwork in pieces. Each showcase type has its own pieces and its own widths. These are the numbers we make every artwork in the store to.
At a glance
| Showcase | Pieces | Width | Height |
|---|---|---|---|
| Artwork | Mid + Tall | 506 px + 100 px | up to 930 px |
| Screenshot | Mid + Tall | 506 px + 100 px | up to 930 px |
| Featured | one picture | 630 px | up to 930 px |
| Workshop | five tiles | 150 px each | 500, 800 or 1024 px |
Artwork and Screenshot showcase
The wide main picture (Mid, 506 px) and the narrow side picture (Tall, 100 px) sit next to each other with a small gap on your profile. The two files are cut from one canvas, so a character can run across both. The artwork showcase and the screenshot showcase take the same files.
Featured showcase
A single picture, 630 px wide, shown as the featured artwork. It has no side piece.
Workshop showcase
Five tiles side by side, each 150 px wide, one file per tile. The tiles are as tall as the template you use (500, 800 or 1024 px), and the artwork is cut so that the picture continues over the gaps between them.
The background
The Steam profile background sits behind the showcase. A good artwork is built on the background it was made for, so the character, the light and the colours match. You can try any background with the free profile preview tool and browse every Steam background.
Questions
What is the size of the Steam artwork showcase?
The main picture is 506 px wide and the side picture is 100 px wide. Both are the full height of your artwork, up to 930 px for the standard design.
What size is the Featured showcase?
One picture that is 630 px wide.
What size is the Workshop showcase?
Five tiles, each 150 px wide. The tile height depends on the Workshop template you use: 500, 800 or 1024 px.
Do the Artwork and Screenshot showcases have different sizes?
No. They use the same two files; only the place you upload them differs.