4. Correct formatting of images
Before you add an image to your website, ensure you are using the right image file type. There are several types of files from which you can select. The common once are JPEG and PNG, but there are several others.
While PNG remains one of the most favourites for marketers because of its ability to reduce file size for screenshots. JPEG remains valuable for the photographer’s true and original images.
5. Compress images
Uploading an image to your website without compressing it is wrong. You are occupying space and creating an unnecessary bottleneck. Images take a lot of resources on your system. When you compress them, it reduces the resources they use.
There are a lot of image editing tools you can use. While some are free, others will cost some cash. You can use GIMP, Photoshop, TinyPNG, and lots more.
Apart from these desktop tools, you can also install plugins for this purpose. They are good at reducing image size without impacting on quality.
In conclusion, images form a part of our content. As such, we must prioritize them when creating content. The first thing is their uniqueness, then the format and size. After which you should align with your on-page SEO attributes. Ensure your image is properly named and your alt text properly filled
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1. Gimp is that program available for MacBook Pro?
2. What is the ideal size for Images?
3. Kraken comes with WordPress does that do the same job?
Thank you for an interesting tutorial
But I was not sure about the compress image. You've explained it well and it makes sense to utilize it when it comes to reduce the resource it uses. I will consider this from now on. Thanks. All the best!