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I have a .jpeg image that I want as my background image for my SharePoint site. When I go to Change the Look I drop the image in, but it appears grainy/blurry and not clear when I save it to my site.

Here are the specs on the image I am using: 1024 X 683 pixels Horizontal resolution 72dpi Vertical resolution 72dpi

I have tried re-sizing the image to smaller, but get the same results.

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SPO employs a semi-transparent overlay on your background to make content more visible.

You can increase the visibility of your background by reducing the alpha value using css. The overlay class is ms-core-overlay.

Try embedding the following code in using script or content editor

<style> .ms-core-overlay { background-color:rgba( 255,255,255,0.60); </style> }

This reduces the overlay from 85% (it's default value) to 60%.

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Please try with this JavaScript which will find the img tags inside the default SharePoint tags, will help you to change the S Thumb images to L Thumb or M Thumb images.

Map this JavaScript to master page.

$(window).load(function(){
    $('.ms-profilepicture img').each(function () { 
        $(this).attr('src', $(this).attr('src').replace('SThumb.jpg', 'LThumb.jpg')); 
    }) 

     $('.ms-peopleux-userImgDiv img').each(function () { 
         $(this).attr('src', $(this).attr('src').replace('SThumb.jpg', 'LThumb.jpg')); 
    })
});

Hope it works for you.

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