Bluesky's feed avatar field accepts standard image dimensions, with most clients displaying the image at roughly 1200x630 or a similar wide ratio in the feed picker and on the feed page. SleekPixel renders to a clean 1200x630 PNG that displays cleanly across Bluesky's official client and most third-party clients.

Bluesky feeds reference a public image URL in the feed configuration. You host the PNG SleekPixel renders, copy the URL, and paste it into the feed config's avatar field. Bluesky fetches the image and displays it in the feed picker and on the feed page for every user who browses to it.

Feed configuration is currently done through the Bluesky feed gen tooling or the official feeds API. If you are running a custom feed at all, you already have whatever access you need to update the avatar URL. SleekPixel just produces the image; the upload happens through your existing feed config workflow on Bluesky.

Yes. Each feed config post in WordPress drives its own banner from the same template. Different feeds in the picker get visually distinct banners from a single template by toggling a feed name and description per post, without designing each banner from scratch in Photoshop.

The WordPress media library works, or you can upload to a CDN like Cloudflare R2 or a sub-bucket on whatever object storage you already use. Bluesky just needs a public URL that serves the PNG with normal caching headers; no special hosting is required for the feed avatar to work.

Refresh whenever the editorial focus of the feed changes, or whenever you update the SleekPixel template centrally. A practical rhythm is to refresh when the feed's description gets edited, since the banner usually carries the same descriptive context the description does in feed-picker text.

Yes. Bluesky's feed avatar URL is a standard public image link, and every client that displays custom feeds reads the same URL field. The PNG SleekPixel renders displays consistently across the official Bluesky client, third-party clients, and the web view of the feed picker.

If the WordPress feed config post also drives the website feed landing page hero image, yes. The same SleekPixel template can emit both the Bluesky-sized banner and a wider OG variant for the feed's page on the marketing site, sharing the same brand and editorial fields.