1 formats
A store page that looks nothing like the server it belongs to is the fastest way to make a paying player hesitate.
Web store formats
Tebex and most self-hosted store themes want a wide header somewhere around 1920x500. It is the first thing on the page, above the package list, and it is doing one job: convincing somebody who followed a link from Discord that they are in the right place.
That makes it a different design problem from a server banner. The store header needs more empty space, not less, because the theme is going to put a store name and a navigation bar on top of it. The 1920x500 export in a pack keeps the centre band clear and pushes the scene weight to the edges, so a theme overlay sits on it cleanly instead of fighting it.
It ships as a still only. No store theme animates its header, and a GIF in that slot would add a megabyte to the page every store visitor pays for in load time.
| Format | Size | Still render | Animated |
|---|---|---|---|
| Store banner (Tebex) | 1920×500 | 3840×1000 | still |
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Anime Rooftop rendered as painted artwork, with live motion, drifting particles and a chromed wordmark. Every format in the catalogue, still and animated.
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