Prepare images for your website
Large images can increase download time and consume data, but reducing them without criteria can also degrade details. A useful workflow starts by defining the viewing size, choosing the format, and comparing the result with the original.
Complete the task step by step
- 1
Define the necessary dimensions
Measure the actual space where the image will appear. Don't upload a photo with thousands of pixels if the design only needs a thumbnail.
Open Resize ↗ - 2
Choose an appropriate format
JPG is often practical for photos; PNG when you need transparency or crisp graphics; WebP can reduce weight in modern browsers.
Open Format Converter ↗ - 3
Adjust compression
Gradually reduce quality and compare edges, text, and detailed areas. The final file should be lighter without losing legibility.
Open Compress image ↗ - 4
Check the final file
Open the exported image, review its dimensions, and remove metadata you don't need to publish.
Open Remove image metadata ↗
Common questions
What format should I use on a website?
It depends on the content and compatibility you need. Compare JPG, PNG, and WebP in the real context of your page.
Does reducing pixels always reduce weight?
It usually helps, but the result also depends on the format, compression, detail, and metadata.