Reduce the size of photo images by compressing them - PNG JPG GIF WEBP
Photo image capacity compressor. Change the size of a file by compressing it, while keeping the quality and resolution of the image high. JPG, PNG, GIF, and WEBP quality have the best compression ratio.
Using Vivoldi′s image editor and WEBP converter together is even more efficient.
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Large images take a lot of time to load the content on your website, which is why 60% of mobile users abandon websites.
The easiest and most direct way to make your blog or webpage load faster is to drastically reduce the size of your images.
You can reduce the size of your 5MB to 10MB photo images by up to 80% by optimizing them without changing their size. Vivoldi′s photo compressor is the best choice to reduce the size even more while maintaining high quality.
Compressing the size of your photos doesn′t reduce their original quality.
Many people experience upload failures due to size limitations when retaking proof photos taken at a photo studio with their phone or camera and uploading them to a website.
In this case, it′s time to use Vivoldi′s photo capacity compressor.
The more files you store every day, the bigger your storage gets, and the more loaded you′ll experience when you open them.
The more photos you store on cloud storage, the more you pay for them.
Now you can reduce the size of your smartphone photos by up to 80% with Vivoldi. On a 1TB hard disk, reducing the size of your photos by 80% will give you 800GB more space.
Reducing the size, or capacity, of your images is arguably the most important part of image SEO.
This is because it relates to the loading speed of your website.
Did you know that more than 65% of users who search for photos on Google will visit a website to see where the photo came from?
If you use large images, your images will load slowly, which means your website will display slowly as well.
Not only is this bad for SEO, but it can also cause customers to leave your website.
Whenever possible, use the JPEG extension if your images are mostly photos, and save them as PNGs if they are more than 60% filled with text, as this is more efficient in terms of space.
And convert your JPEG or PNG files to WEBP, the newest image format.
As a final step before uploading to your website, you can once again use Vivoldi to reduce the size of your WEBP images, which is great for SEO because even large photos are small in size.