At Bluekea, we offer two tools for selling and selecting images for our photographers' websites. Each has different features and is designed for specific needs. We’ll explain what they are, how they work, and, most importantly, when to use each one.

At Bluekea, we often receive questions like: What resolution should I use to prepare my photos for my website? Is 72 DPI the correct resolution for the web? The answer is quite straightforward.

A watermark is a small, usually semi-transparent image overlaid on a photograph to indicate ownership or authorship. It often includes a logo, name, or website URL and is commonly used by photographers, designers, and content creators to protect their work …

A common question among photographers who create their website with Bluekea is the size their photos should be when preparing them to upload to the web. We will try to clarify this matter based on the display modes in Bluekea, but these are general tips that apply to any type of website.

Sometimes we upload a photo to a website or social media, and we’re surprised to see that the colors look very different depending on the device or, more precisely, the browser we’re using at the moment. Usually, there’s a loss of saturation and a shift in color and contrast. In these cases, the number one suspect is always the color space (or color profile).