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How to speed up your image workflow
Efficient image handling starts with picking the right format for the job. Use PNG or WEBP when you need crisp edges, text overlays, or transparency; switch to JPEG for photo-heavy sets where a small size matters more than pixel-perfect alpha. Before exporting, trim dead pixels by cropping, then resize to the exact display width you need—serving a 2400 px wide banner to a 1200 px slot doubles bandwidth for no benefit.
When bundling images into a PDF, keep everything in the order you select and avoid re-saving lossy files multiple times. If you must compress, do it once at the end with a modest quality drop (around 85) to prevent cumulative artifacts. For retina-friendly exports, generate a 1x and a 2x version instead of a single huge file—your site or document can switch automatically based on the screen density, cutting CPU and download costs.
Privacy and speed go hand-in-hand: short-lived uploads mean less time at rest, and predictable limits keep servers from throttling during peaks. Batch operations let you convert dozens of images in one request, then download once, which reduces round trips and keeps your workflow focused. Whether you are preparing a design handoff, compressing a blog gallery, or exporting product shots, staying mindful of format, order, and size gives you clean visuals without wasted CPU.