The header is the topmost part of your webpage that mostly features the organization/website/product name, logo, and Menu. The organization name can be added in the form of text (font) or Logo (image). Most themes come with a default header portion on WordPress and we believe there is no theme in the WordPress theme store without a header section. As they come with the theme, it is simple to customize it by adding images, adjusting, and many more. So let’s see how to add header image in WordPress.
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Step to Add Header Image in WordPress Manually
[1] Go to your website WordPress dashboard and log in with your account. [2] From the left panel, click on the Appearance menu. [3] Choose Customize option under Appearance. [4] Click on the Header section to edit. [5] Now in the left panel, click on Add Image button.
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How to Add Header Image in WordPress using a Plugin
There are several other plugins using which you can add a header on your WordPress website.
[1] Go to your WordPress dashboard. [2] Click on Plugins from the left panel. [3] Choose Add New from the expanded menu or on the top of the page. [4] Search for the Unique Headers plugin in the search bar. [5] Click on the Download icon to download and install the plugin. [6] Once installed, Activate the plugin on your website. [7] Once added, go to the Post section and click on Categories. [8] In the Upload Header Image section, add the new header image from your PC or from the media library. [9] Once added, save changes and the header will be added to your screen.There are also several other plugins using that you can try to add a header on your WordPress site. They are
- Insert Headers and Footers by WPBeginner
- WP Header Images
- Elementor – Header, Footer & Blocks Template, etc.
These are some of the possible ways to add a header image to your WordPress site. Hope this guide helps you set the header on your WordPress website. If you have any queries let us know in the comments section below. For more WordPress guides and articles, explore our blog.
