Sets and artwork
Choose artwork that fits your title, language, and library layout.
A set lets you browse one creator’s selection together, whether it contains a single poster or artwork for an entire show.
Check what the set covers
Section titled “Check what the set covers”Each media set starts with one show, movie, collection, or game. A show set may include that show’s seasons and episodes; a collection set may include its movies. Separate shows belong in separate sets, which a creator can group in a boxset.
Look at the included images before downloading. Empty positions are normal: a set does not need every artwork type. Individual images can also use a different language from the set’s default. Movie and collection artwork may specify an edition, such as a particular cut of a film.
Pick the right shape
Section titled “Pick the right shape”| Artwork type | Shape | Use |
|---|---|---|
| Poster | 2:3 | Vertical cover |
| Backdrop | 16:9 | Wide background |
| Logo | Flexible | Wordmark or emblem |
| Square Art | 1:1 | Square image |
| Thumb | 16:9 | Compact wide image |
| Titlecard | 16:9 | Episode image |
A show poster and a season poster have the same shape but different subjects. Check both the type and the title it belongs to. Games use their own artwork types and dimensions.
Standalone artwork is shared outside a set. Base Art always stays standalone; episode titlecards belong to a show set.