Optimize Images for Fast Websites & Core Web Vitals
Batch convert photos to modern WebP, strip bloated EXIF metadata, and downsample to 1920px full HD for maximum Google PageSpeed.
✓ WebP Next-Gen Format✓ Strip Bloated Metadata✓ Max 1920px Width
Drop images here or click to browseSupports JPG, PNG, WebP and browser-supported AVIFAnimated images: first frame only · Processed 100% locally in your browser
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How to optimize photos for website publishing
- Select or drop your website assets or folder into the batch workspace.
- The Website preset automatically chooses WebP output, 82% quality, strips EXIF metadata, and caps width at 1920px.
- Click "Process images" to batch convert all assets locally using Web Workers.
- Download individual optimized images or download all in a single ZIP.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does image optimization improve Google Core Web Vitals?
Large images are the primary cause of poor Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) scores. Converting heavy JPEGs and PNGs to modern WebP format typically cuts payload sizes by 50–80%, speeding up page load times dramatically.
Why should I strip EXIF metadata from website images?
Digital camera photos contain up to 50KB of hidden EXIF, GPS, and thumbnail data that serves no purpose for web visitors. Removing metadata reduces file size and protects privacy.
What is the optimal image resolution for website hero images?
1920px wide at 80–82% WebP quality delivers crystal-clear sharpness on full HD and 4K displays while keeping file size under 150 KB.