Use Case
How to Compress Images for Your Website
Page speed affects SEO and user experience. Compress your website images to reduce load time without visible quality loss.
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Step by Step
1
Choose the right format
Use WebP for web images (best compression + quality). Use JPEG for photos, PNG for graphics with transparency.
2
Compress with FileCraft
Use filecraft.tools/compress-image. Set quality to 80% for photos, 60% for banners.
3
Batch compress all images
Use the batch compressor for multiple images at once.
4
Replace on your website
Upload the compressed images and replace existing ones.
Why FileCraft?
✓Faster page load times
✓Better SEO rankings
✓No upload to third parties
✓Batch processing
Frequently Asked Questions
What image quality should I use for web?
For JPEG, 70–85% quality is a good balance. For WebP, 75–80% typically gives smaller files than JPEG at 85%.
What image dimensions should I use?
Match the actual display size. A 1200px wide image displayed at 300px wastes bandwidth.