How to compress images for Framer
A practical workflow for keeping Framer pages lighter without ruining the design.
Want to try this on your own image? Compress images for Framer.
Match the frame
Do not upload a giant export if the image sits inside a small Framer frame. Resize close to the visible size, then compress.
A hero section may need 1920px width. A CMS card may only need 800px or 1200px.
Use WebP for most assets
Framer sites are still websites. WebP is a good default for screenshots, mockups, blog covers, and portfolio images.
Want to try this on your own image? Compress images for Framer.
Keep a clean original
Compress the published version, not your source file. Keep the original somewhere safe so you can re-export later if the design changes.
Quick answers
How to compress images for Framer
A practical workflow for keeping Framer pages lighter without ruining the design.
Does Skwish upload my images?
No. Skwish processes supported images in your browser, so files do not need to be sent to Skwish servers.
What image formats does Skwish support?
Skwish supports JPG, PNG, and WebP files.
Want to try this on your own image? Compress images for Framer.