A static web page built with Hugo that collects UTM Images.
DISCLAIMER VMs on this site are user produced content. Any use of the provided files is at your own risk. If you have concerns about an image, please open an issue.
In order to contribute, create a markdown file inside content/utf-images and open a pull request.
Keep in minde that the actual image is not being stored in this project, so you need to have a place to store it online, such as GitHub Releases or public accessible cloud storage.
The easiest way to create the md file is using the Hugo CLI using
hugo new content/{name}.mdThis will automatically use the utf-images archetype for the file and create it with a ready-to-go boiler plate.
The file should be named in simple kebab-case. You should avoid characters like ()[]/\_.
Images are stored in static/images/{name}/ and you only need to specify the filenames of the images. The path will be added automatically. In order for that to work, however, you must name the directory exactly the same as you markdown-file. So if you markdown-file is called arch-linux-arm.md, your images need to be stored inside static/images/arch-linux-arm.
Also keep in mind that the images will be shown in 16:9, so while it is possible to add images with another ratios, they will most likely look slightly distorted on the website.
If you want to see how your entry would look like online, you can run this repository using
hugo serverIf you add an image, your PR should start with the word add, if you edit one update, followed by the name of the image you want to add or change.