Auto-generate resized assets (300px to 2000px) within target KB limits.
Properly optimized images are crucial for e-commerce success. They improve page load times, enhance user experience, and boost conversion rates while maintaining visual quality.
| Use Case | Dimensions | File Size Target | Platform Examples | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thumbnail | 300 × 300px | 30-80 KB | Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento | Category pages, search results |
| Product Grid | 600 × 600px | 80-150 KB | Amazon, Etsy, eBay | Collection pages, related products |
| Product Page | 1200 × 1200px | 150-250 KB | All major platforms | Main product display |
| Zoom View | 2000 × 2000px | 250-500 KB | Shopify Plus, custom stores | Product zoom, detail inspection |
Use JPEG for photographs and complex images. Use PNG for graphics with transparency. Consider WebP for modern browsers (20-30% smaller than JPEG).
Maintain consistent aspect ratios across your product images (1:1 for square, 4:3 for landscape, 3:4 for portrait). This ensures uniform display in grids and galleries.
Find the sweet spot between file size and quality. Start with 80-85% quality and adjust based on visual inspection. Text and fine details need higher quality.
Use descriptive, SEO-friendly filenames: "product-name-size-color-1200x1200.jpg". Include dimensions and purpose for easy management.
Integrate this tool into your product photography workflow. Process images immediately after photo editing, before uploading to your e-commerce platform. Create a standardized process for all team members to ensure consistency across your entire product catalog.
After optimizing images, test your product pages using tools like Google PageSpeed Insights, GTmetrix, or WebPageTest. Monitor improvements in Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) and First Contentful Paint (FCP) metrics. Regularly audit your image sizes to maintain optimal performance as you add new products.