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Step 1
Crop to the intended composition
Remove unnecessary areas and focus attention on the subject.
- Keep important text and objects away from the edges.
- Use the target aspect ratio if the destination specifies one.
Guided workflow · 4 steps
A web-ready image should fit the space where it will appear, load efficiently, and remain clear at its displayed size. Start with the destination's requirements and preserve the original while testing output settings.
Step 1
Remove unnecessary areas and focus attention on the subject.
Step 2
Match the image's pixel dimensions to its intended display size.
Step 3
Balance loading speed and visible quality.
Step 4
Export a format supported by the website or platform.
Confirm these points before sharing or relying on the result.
Return to a larger original and avoid enlarging a low-resolution source.
Review background removal, test against light and dark surfaces, and adjust the source or edge settings.
Check the destination's supported formats and export a compatible type.
Understand the options and limitations before processing important data.
Learn the difference between image dimensions, file size, format, and transparency, then choose a sensible image-preparation workflow.