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Probably not ideal as a title/banner background if the site is using a shallow hero area.
The generated image is 1672 × 941px, which is close to 16:9. That is good for a slide-style banner, but many website title areas are much shallower – often closer to:
1920 × 500px
1920 × 600px
1600 × 450px
So if you upload this as a background image, WordPress/TheGem may crop the top and bottom. Because the GNOSIS logo and title are baked into the image, cropping could cut off the logo, title or Earth.
For the webpage title area, I’d use a wider, shallower version:
1920 × 600px
or, if the banner area is very shallow:
1920 × 500px
Keep the title and logo in the upper/middle safe zone, with plenty of space around them.
For now, you can test this one. If it looks cropped, the fix is not WordPress settings – it is to create/export a proper wide hero banner version.
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