Images
How to Compress Images Without Losing Quality
Practical tips for reducing JPG, PNG, and WebP file sizes for a faster site.
Large images slow down websites and consume mobile data. Smart compression reduces file footprint while keeping visual fidelity crisp for visitors.
Choose the Right Format First
Use WebP for general web images, JPG for photographs with rich color detail, and PNG when you need transparent backgrounds.
Start with 75% to 80% Quality Setting
Setting quality to around 75% yields significant file reduction (often 50-70%) while remaining visually imperceptible to the human eye.
Always Preserve Your Original Files
Keep your uncompressed master images in a backup folder so you can re-export or resize them whenever future design needs change.