Optimize images for a website
ImageRemove backgrounds, resize for layout, compress, and convert to WebP for faster page loads.
6 steps
- Convert HEIC source (optional)
- Remove background
- Resize
- Compress
- Convert to WebP
- JPG fallback (optional)
Image workflow
Launching a page needs more than one hero photo—transparent logos, sized rasters, modern formats, a favicon, and occasional Base64 embeds. This workflow assembles that pack from a source image.
Remove backgrounds, resize, convert to WebP, compress, make a favicon, and export Base64 if needed.
Workflow
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Isolate logos or products on a transparent canvas.
Match common content widths for heroes and thumbnails.
Export WebP/PNG/JPG variants for the site.
Keep payloads small for LCP-friendly loads.
Generate favicon sizes from the cleaned logo.
Encode tiny icons when you must inline them.
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Tips
FAQ
Usually no—serve favicon files. Use Base64 only for tiny critical inlines.
Yes for photos. Keep it for logos that currently sit on a solid studio background.
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