Patreon and vertical scrolling comics

[Rosso]

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For anyone who post vertical scrolling comics on their Patreon page...
what's your best approach to this?

I tried digging up old posts regarding this topic but the information was mostly outdated.

Right now i'm only posting a preview in the top media part (basically the thumbnail)
while attaching the episode in the description, image by image (and why can't we select multiple images in one go!?)
(the episodes are publicly available to view so you can see what i mean)

[ Episode samples ]

Pros: it works and doesn't clutter the Patreon page.
Cons: Images are shrunk on PC unless you go out of your way to right-click and view image one by one. And on mobile there will always be a little gap between the images AND at the sides of the screen. Can't zoom in on mobile. Takes a while to load.

I recently shared a vertical art pile and decided to put it in the Media section. It turned out good but we can only attach one image per post. And, of course, it makes navigating on my page an unpleasant experience (=.=

[ Vertical art pile ]

I try not to link them to outside sources since I want this to be viewed in as few clicks as possible. But if there are no better solutions, i might give it a try.

any suggestions would be appreciated ; (

why Patreon gotta be so unfriendly to comic content, man...

[Coati]

Oooo I really need to know this, because I plan to post the uncensored nsfw episodes as a reward.

Your art pile looks good, I was thinking about send the episodes in a pdf file, but it also looks like asking for leakings

[nostalgicroxas]

Isn't there a way to attach stuff as a PDF? You could put the images into a word file vertically, then lock it into a non-editable PDF and upload that.

[GabiWolf]

I had no problem with the art pile, however I had to exit and go back in to view the actual episode because it didn’t load all of it. Then I had to wait for it to load before I could scroll down or else it would mess up the download.

So maybe post smaller chunks? Other than that it didn’t feel much differently from reading it on a platform like tapas.