Image size smaller than recommended size

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Hi I;m getting this warning on my AMP pages in Google search console. Can you please help me out.

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Hi,

Please provide your website URL and some useful screenshots with your problems so I will be able to provide a more accurate response. Ensure that you have correctly installed the theme and AMP functionality according to our documentation, remove all of the untested plugins, clear all the caches, purge CDN files and check the results.

Thank you!

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Hi Catalin,

Please find the screenshots.
http://prntscr.com/nava3i

The first screen shows the warning that I’m getting in my Google search console.

Here’s the AMP URL
https://androidtutorial.net/2017/05/13/install-right-csc-file-galaxy-s8s8/amp/

please check

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Hi Catalin,

Any update on it?

Thanks
Zunair

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Hi,

Unfortunately, your screen does not help us any more! Please provide more details about your warnings and what and what exactly these warnings contain.

Thank you!

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Here you go.
http://prntscr.com/nc3jvo

these warnings show in the AMP area of Search console.

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Hi,

As I said to you above, that screenshot is not relevant for us to help you, sorry! Please send us an email at contact@tagdiv.com with your log-in information and Google Search Console Access so we can take a closer look at it. We need for this if you want a more accurate response.

Thank you!

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The minimum size for an image for AMP support is 696 pixels for the old methodology; meaning any image placed into a post smaller than that, will not meet AMP requirements, but may still be used. They are moving to a larger size which I think is something like 1200pixels, but we’re still using 696 pixels for our images (or 700 pixels), without any trouble with AMP.

If you have legacy pages with images 500 pixels wide, or old old 400 pixels wide; those are not AMP compatible and will generate warnings.

Just some feedback as we went through this with our legacy pages from prior to 2016 going back to 2005 !

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