Amazing once again. I've been struggling with the quality of my images with WebP, they always seem desaturated and of a lower quality. Do you mind doing a quick tutorial on how to maintain image quality from Photoshop ( or any other programs) to web? Once again thank you for such top quality tuts!
Thanks! Here's the short version: you should be fine to upload an image about 1500px or 2000px wide to any site running Optimole because it will take that image and magically deliver the right size and format to any browser. What I do is open my high resolution image in Photoshop and then change the image size to about a 1500px width. I then save for web (JPG) at 80% quality and upload to the site. This seems to yield good results. Is that helpful?
![Felix "Unfair" | [Stray Kids : SKZ-PLAYER]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Oswujxm2Ag0/mqdefault.jpg)
Amazing once again. I've been struggling with the quality of my images with WebP, they always seem desaturated and of a lower quality. Do you mind doing a quick tutorial on how to maintain image quality from Photoshop ( or any other programs) to web? Once again thank you for such top quality tuts!
Thanks! Here's the short version: you should be fine to upload an image about 1500px or 2000px wide to any site running Optimole because it will take that image and magically deliver the right size and format to any browser.
What I do is open my high resolution image in Photoshop and then change the image size to about a 1500px width. I then save for web (JPG) at 80% quality and upload to the site. This seems to yield good results. Is that helpful?
@@KingGrizzly Wow! Brilliant, Many thanks for this. I'll give it a shot and let you know.
@@rodlivz Happy to make you a little screenshare if you get stuck... just pressed for time!
@@KingGrizzly no worries and thanks, for offering to do a quick Vid. You're a star!
Gracias por el dato
Por supuesto!