Image compression guides
Short, practical notes for making images smaller without making them ugly.
A plain guide to shrinking images in the browser, without sending private files to a server.
The simple version: resize first, compress second, use WebP when it makes sense.
Use WebP for most website images. Keep JPG when compatibility or editing workflow matters more.
A practical workflow for keeping Framer pages lighter without ruining the design.
Slow images usually come from oversized dimensions, heavy formats, or too many assets loading at once.
A realistic way to hit 100KB without guessing forever.
The usual reasons: phone cameras, big dimensions, PNG exports, and sites with strict upload limits.
A practical starting point for big hero images without shipping a massive file.
Small images do not need giant exports. Keep cards and thumbnails light.
Make email images smaller so they send faster and do not annoy the recipient.