Anyone can be a member. Only members with Show this member's stream ticked
get their channel checked, a live badge, or a player embed — new members start unticked, and an
untick takes effect on the next publish. A Twitch handle on its own does nothing but add a link.
Photos are cropped to a square and shown as circles, so anything roughly head-on works. No photo gives
an auto-generated monogram.
Hero banner
Masthead: 2560 × 900, full-bleed. Cropped to fill, so keep the subject centred
— it survives down to a phone. Use this one if the art already contains the logo; the
crest and the big title hide themselves so nothing is said twice. In the content column: 2400 × 600 (4:1). Renders at most 1045px wide, so that is
2× everywhere. Behind the hero: 2560 × 900, sits at 30% opacity under the text. Texture only
— art with a logo in it will collide with the title.
Capped at 2560px wide on upload. PNG keeps transparency, JPG is smaller.
Banner image URL (advanced)
Type a title and hit Find art. Picking a result imports the header image,
the store blurb, the genres and the store link in one go. Re-import from Steam refreshes
them later without searching again. Everything stays editable — overwrite the summary with
your own words if you'd rather. Not on Steam? Write the summary yourself and upload a cover.
Tags are the other groups you belong to. Define one here and every member card
grows a checkbox for it — no need to come back to me to add a new one. Removing a tag also
clears it from anyone carrying it. Renaming is safe; the badge text changes and nobody loses it.
For the groups we overlap with, not sponsors. Logos keep their own shape and sit centred, so wide marks are fine. Leave a link blank to hide that button.