Image Resize

Image resizing is all about reducing the dimension of your images. To a large extend it is depending on what you want to achieve. Most important is to achieve the size you want for your content. It must be a size that is the best fit for your website.

When images are larger than necessary, you are only pushing more loads to your website. Permit me to use my previous egg image to demonstrate the concept of image size. Below is a screenshot showing the original size of the image and a resized version

The original image has a size of 3120 by 4160 in pixels; let us reduce the width to 600pixel. I now renamed it and exported it as Egg23 different from the old file name as egg22.

See below image showing the resized image with a width of 600 Pixel

See below image showing the different file sizes

Image dimension plays a large role in image size.



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JossLandry Premium
Woo hoo! More great training from Ayodeji. I can't believe all the great training there is in this group. So much fun and such a relief to feel that people are helping and caring that you make a success of yourself. My fondest gratitude, my friend. I am looking forward to doing this for others.
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Thank you glad you found it useful. Helping each other is the culture at WA,

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DAnne01 Premium Plus
This is a very good information, thank you.
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You are welcome Anne

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Israel17 Premium
Oh, that's awesome, Ayodeji. When it comes to boosting user experience, imagery is essential. Thanks for stating this!
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Thank you Israel, Images and videos are a great way to go. They give good user experience, as such improved search engine optimization
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AndyN1 Premium
Hi Ayodeji
This is very interesting. I didn't know the difference between JPG and PNG. I always use JPG by default but I can see I should switch to PNG for many of the graphics I used are charts which will have large areas of uniform color with no, or I do use a gradient, highly predictable hue and saturation variation. I am careful to reduce the size and to crop. One other aspect that I think is important is watching how images work on our content on both desktop and mobile devices. When I first started blogging I was adding images with tall aspect ratios, i.e. much taller compared with the width because I could wrap text either to the left or to the right and it broke up the content and made it easy to read. However, this doesn't work at all on mobile devices. So almost universally I have switched to using a more landscape format as standard extending across the whole column width. Thanks for another great article.
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Waahoo,

I am glad you found this useful. Jpeg and Png are two different file format. And both of them serve different purposes. Although Jpeg seems to be more popular does not make it the best fit for all scenarios.

I must commend your in-depth search for details.

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A2Zmerchpros Premium
Ok please send me details about image Optimization..
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The whole training is about image optimization. If you have any grey area kindly let me know.

Or if I am not getting your statement right, kindly shed more light

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