How to Save a .Jpg File for Web
Check the size of your image., Go to file and scroll down to Save for Web & Devices., Adjust the quality of your image, it is best to keep it set at High and the number as high as you can afford, but note that the higher the resolution, the longer...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Check the size of your image.
With your file open in Photoshop, the first thing you want to do is make sure that it is small enough for the web.
Go to Image and scroll down to Image Size, this will show a dialogue that displays your current image size settings.
In pixel dimensions, make sure that neither dimension is above 1000 pixels and for the resolution, be sure to make the image 72 dpi (the standard for web images). -
Step 2: Go to file and scroll down to Save for Web & Devices.
In the bottom left corner of the Dialogue that appeared, the size of your file is shown, it is important to pay attention to this, because your goal is to get that as low as you possibly can without sacrificing the quality of your image (Below 120K.) ,, Now it should be ready for posting! -
Step 3: Adjust the quality of your image
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Step 4: it is best to keep it set at High and the number as high as you can afford
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Step 5: but note that the higher the resolution
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Step 6: the longer it will take to load.
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Step 7: Save the file.
Detailed Guide
With your file open in Photoshop, the first thing you want to do is make sure that it is small enough for the web.
Go to Image and scroll down to Image Size, this will show a dialogue that displays your current image size settings.
In pixel dimensions, make sure that neither dimension is above 1000 pixels and for the resolution, be sure to make the image 72 dpi (the standard for web images).
In the bottom left corner of the Dialogue that appeared, the size of your file is shown, it is important to pay attention to this, because your goal is to get that as low as you possibly can without sacrificing the quality of your image (Below 120K.) ,, Now it should be ready for posting!
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