How to Deliver Images for Your Website

To ensure the best quality and performance on your website,
please follow these guidelines when providing images.

1.

Image Dimensions & Orientation

  • Header images (wide banners)Max width: 2000px (Ideal: 2000x800px)

    • These images should be wide and high-quality to look great on all screens.
  • Full-width section imagesMax width: 2000px (Ideal: 2000x1000px)

    • Used for large backgrounds or hero sections.
  • Standard horizontal imagesMax width: 1500px (Ideal: 1500x900px)

    • Best for content sections and blog posts.
  • Square images (logos, icons, profile pictures, etc.)Min 800x800px, but max 1000x1000px

    • Ensure they are centered and cropped properly.
  • Thumbnails & small imagesMax width: 800px

    • Used for smaller visuals, blog thumbnails, etc.

📌 Tip: If you’re unsure, bigger is better—I can resize them if needed!

2.

How to Resize Your Images
(Free & Easy)

  • To resize your images easily, use this free tool:
    👉 ResizePixel 

    • Upload your image.
    • Enter the correct width (2000px for headers, 1500px for horizontal images, etc.).
    • Click Resize and download the new image.

3.

Compress Your Images for Faster Loading

  • Once resized, compress them to reduce file size (without losing quality) using:
    👉 TinyPNG 

    • Drag & drop your images.
    • Download the optimized versions.

    This helps your website load faster and perform better! 🚀

     

    4.

    Name Your Files Properly

    • Please rename each file to indicate where it will go on the website. This helps avoid confusion!

      Examples:

      • homepage-header.jpg
      • about-section-image.jpg
      • services-banner.jpg
      • team-photo.jpg
      • product-1.jpg, product-2.jpg

      Avoid generic names like:

      • IMG_02345.JPG
      • Screenshot.png
      • image1.jpg

      5.

      How to Deliver Your Images

      • 📂 Recommended: Upload all images to Google Drive

        Following these steps will ensure your website looks sharp, loads fast, and runs smoothly!

        Need help? Let me know!