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# WordPress.org Plugin Assets Guide
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This document provides detailed information about the assets required for the WordPress.org plugin repository.
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## Required Assets
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### Banner
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The banner is displayed at the top of your plugin's page on WordPress.org.
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- **Regular Banner**: 772x250 pixels
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- **Retina Banner**: 1544x500 pixels
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- **Format**: PNG or JPG
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- **File Names**: `banner-772x250.{png|jpg}` and `banner-1544x500.{png|jpg}`
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### Icon
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The icon is displayed next to your plugin's name in search results and on your plugin's page.
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- **Regular Icon**: 128x128 pixels
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- **Retina Icon**: 256x256 pixels
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- **Format**: PNG with transparency
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- **File Names**: `icon-128x128.png` and `icon-256x256.png`
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### Screenshots
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Screenshots are displayed in the "Screenshots" tab on your plugin's page.
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- **Size**: At least 1200 pixels wide
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- **Format**: PNG or JPG
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- **File Names**: `screenshot-1.{png|jpg}`, `screenshot-2.{png|jpg}`, etc.
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- **Description**: Screenshot descriptions are added in the `readme.txt` file under the "Screenshots" section
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## Asset Design Best Practices
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### Banner Design
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- **Keep it Simple**: Don't overcrowd the banner with too much information
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- **Consistent Branding**: Use colors and fonts that match your plugin's branding
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- **Readable Text**: Ensure any text is large enough to read
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- **Purpose**: Clearly communicate what your plugin does
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- **Avoid Small Details**: Small details may not be visible at the displayed size
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### Icon Design
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- **Simple and Recognizable**: The icon should be simple and easily recognizable
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- **Consistent with Banner**: Use similar colors and style as your banner
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- **Works at Small Sizes**: Ensure the icon is recognizable even at small sizes
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- **Transparent Background**: Use a transparent background for the PNG
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### Screenshot Best Practices
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- **Show Key Features**: Showcase the most important features of your plugin
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- **Logical Order**: Arrange screenshots in a logical order that tells a story
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- **Clear and Focused**: Each screenshot should focus on a specific feature
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- **Annotations**: Consider adding annotations to highlight important elements
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- **Real-World Examples**: Show the plugin in action with real-world examples
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## Uploading Assets
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Assets are uploaded separately from your plugin code:
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1. Log in to your WordPress.org account
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2. Navigate to your plugin's page
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3. Click on the "Assets" tab
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4. Upload your assets using the provided interface
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## Asset Updates
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When updating assets:
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1. Prepare the new assets following the guidelines above
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2. Log in to your WordPress.org account
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3. Navigate to your plugin's page
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4. Click on the "Assets" tab
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5. Upload the new assets
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6. It may take some time for the changes to appear on WordPress.org
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## Additional Resources
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- [WordPress Plugin Developer Handbook](https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/)
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- [WordPress Plugin Directory Guidelines](https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-org/detailed-plugin-guidelines/)
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- [WordPress Plugin Assets](https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-org/plugin-assets/)
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