Better images. Less page weight.

A useful image workflow begins with the space where the image will appear.

Decide the dimensions first

A small product card and a full-width banner have different needs. Use Image Resizer to fit the picture inside the intended width and height while preserving its aspect ratio. Choose exact dimensions only when stretching is acceptable.

Try the format rather than assuming

JPEG, WebP and PNG serve different needs. Use a transparent-capable format when the image must sit on a colored background. The JPEG output uses a solid background because JPEG cannot keep an alpha channel.

Set a size goal, then inspect it

The image compressor can try to reach a target in KB. A size target is not guaranteed at the original dimensions. Allow resizing only when a smaller image still suits the layout.

Compare visible details such as text, hair, product texture and smooth gradients. Different pictures react differently to compression, so use the preview rather than relying only on a quality number.

Keep related images consistent

A consistent aspect ratio prevents cards from jumping between heights. Cropping a copy can give a more predictable layout than stretching the original. Save an untouched original outside your web-output folder.

Review the result

Use Image Metadata to check the output dimensions and file size. It reports the basic file properties available in this tool, not every EXIF tag. View the image on both a narrow and a wide screen before publishing.