Topic: image optimization
10 posts
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How to Compress Screenshots Without Blurry Text
Compress screenshots without fuzzy text: keep a PNG master, resize first, export WebP when accepted, and check the result at 100%.
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Free AI Background Remover 2026: Proof Checklist vs Remove.bg
Free AI background remover 2026: 200% zoom checklist to test edges, real PNG alpha, shadows, glass, and batch speed vs Remove.bg + Photoshop.
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Smaller Product Images Win: WebP/AVIF, Crops, Core Web Vitals
Stop chasing prettier photos. Make product images smaller: correct crops + real display pixels + WebP/AVIF targets to lift Core Web Vitals and conversions.
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Switching WebP to AVIF for product photos (without halos)
Switch product photos from WebP to AVIF for faster LCP. Avoid halos with clean masks, correct color, and AVIF→WebP→JPEG fallbacks.
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Image Optimization for Ecommerce: Crop, Background, Format First
Image optimization for ecommerce isn’t compression first. Fix crop, background, and format so grids stay sharp, CLS drops, and mobile loads faster.
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How to Use the Next.js Image Component for Faster Sites
The Next.js Image component, a powerful resource, automatically optimizes visuals for web performance. It resizes, compresses, and serves photos in modern…
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6 Best Practices to Optimize Image Loading on Your Website
Ever uploaded a beautiful, high-resolution photo to your website's homepage, only to watch the page grind to a halt? It looks sharp, but it takes forever to…
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What Is Bulk Image Optimization? 6 Key Benefits Explained
Bulk image optimization involves automatically compressing, resizing, and converting multiple images to improve website performance and visual consistency.…
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How to Optimize Images in Angular with NgOptimizedImage
You have a beautiful hero image for your new product launch. It's crisp, detailed, and perfectly showcases your item. But when a customer visits your site,…
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How to Use Lazy Loading to Speed Up Your Website Images
You spent hours perfecting your product photos, but now your website feels sluggish. Visitors click away before the page even finishes loading, and you…