Heavy images are what slows websites down most. Compress your images, shrink their dimensions and convert them to WebP inside your browser, without uploading them to any server.
EXIF data (location and camera details) is stripped from the output because redrawing does not keep it. For photographs use WebP or JPEG, and for logos and images with sharp edges use PNG or WebP.
Drop one or several images (up to 12), pick the format, quality and maximum width, and see each image's size before and after, then download it. Processing happens in your browser, so your images are never uploaded. Lighter images mean faster pages, which helps SEO and the visitor experience.
Between 70% and 85% usually gives a small visual difference and a large saving in size.
It is usually lighter than JPEG and PNG at about the same quality, and modern browsers support it.
No, they are processed on your device.
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