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# Background images

You can put a custom image behind the UI by setting `panel.background-img`  

```toml
[panel]
background-img="some.site/url/to/background.png
```

#### Requirments

* The image should preferably be **1320px by 840px**, any other size will be converted to this size by our servers.
* The image should be a **PNG** or **JPG**, other image formats are not supported.
* The image must be safe for work, anything that can be considered either NSFW or illegal will be removed swiftly and your account will be suspended.

#### Background generators

You can use whatever you want to make background images. We have found some powerful online  generators we highly recommend. 

<a href="https://app.haikei.app/" class="button primary">haikei</a><a href="https://better-gradient.com/editor" class="button primary">Better Gradient</a>

{% hint style="success" %}
We recommend experimenting with non full transparency backgrounds these can look great!
{% endhint %}


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