I recommend uploading images

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Personally, I optimize images a lot even before I upload them I use a service like Canva or Photoshop to resize all images, depending on content width. So, for example, if your largest content width ideally on a desktop browser is px, that are somewhere between x this largest width. For our example, that d be images that are between and , px wide. Here s how to find out the largest content size Open your website on a desktop browser as that ll likely be the largest content width for most sites. Make sure the browser is maximized taking up the entire screen of your computer.

Right-click anywhere on the page and then click “Inspect.” This will open up the photo editing servies inspection tool. Click the element selector. Shown below on a Chrome browser. Then click anywhere in the content area of your page or post to select that element. Your browser should now show the element size in the width x height format. The first number is the maximum width. Keep in mind that different areas of your website may have different maximum widths.



For example, I have a certain maximum width on blog posts, but a different maximum width on pages. Finding maximum content width using the Inspect tool on the Chrome browser. Finding maximum content width using the Inspect tool on the Chrome browser. I d also recommend using only .jpg or .webp files. The .jpg files are typically small in size, however, .webp files are sometimes much smaller than their .jpg counterparts without losing quality during compression.