How to make your website speed fast 

Many websites are built with images. The problem is that the more you have, the slower your website will load. If you want to speed up your loading time, it's important to know how many and what type of images are on your site. This article has some tips on how to do just that!

1. Too many images can slow down your website

2. Images are important for SEO

3. The most popular social media sites have a limit on the number of images you can upload, so it's best to use them wisely

4. Make sure all of your photos are optimized before uploading them 

5. If you're using a photo editing software like Photoshop, make sure you save as JPEG instead of PSD when saving an image file

1. Too many images can slow down your website

A website's load time is an important factor in how visitors perceive the site. With so many images on your site, it can slow down your loading times and negatively impact your user experience. This blog post will cover some quick tips for reducing the number of images you use on your site to improve its performance. The first tip is to reduce the size of images before uploading them onto your website. Try to keep them under 10 MB if possible and avoid using larger than 1280x1024 pixel dimensions unless absolutely necessary. Another option is to use a photo editing software such as Photoshop or GIMP to resize and compress all of the photos on one particular page at once instead of doing it individually."

If you are like me, you have a habit of loading up your website with images. Images can be fun and make your site look more appealing but they can also slow down the performance of your website. With so many new devices accessing the internet these days, it is important to make sure that your site loads as quickly as possible. In this article we will talk about how to make sure that happens!

2. Images are important for SEO

Images are important to your SEO and can help increase the chances of people finding your post on a search engine. Blog posts with images get 94% more views than those without. Here's how you can use images for SEO:  1) Give each blog post an image that is relevant to the content of the article, 2) Use keywords in file names, 3) Include captions with links back to your website when possible, 4) Optimize all images for web size (under 100kb), 5) Add alt text descriptions that include keywords about what is shown in each picture and 6) Don't forget to add links within the body of your article pointing back up at any pictures or photos used.

Today, images are the most important thing you can use for SEO. It's not just a trend, it's really how Google and other search engines rank your site. If people see your site as having lots of relevant pictures, it will have higher rankings in search engine results pages (SERPs). The main way to do this is by using keywords related to the content on the page in image filenames or alt text descriptions.

3. The most popular social media sites have a limit on the number of images you can upload, so it's best to use them wisely

We all have our favorite social media sites. However, there is a limit on the number of images you can post to these sites. That's why we've created this blog post so that you are aware of what the limitations are and how to best work with them.

In this blog post we will be covering some of the most popular social media sites and their limits on photos: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, LinkedIn. We will also provide links at the end for more information about other sites as well as tips for working around these limitations in order to share your content without breaking any rules!

In a world where social media is king, it's no wonder that there are so many platforms to choose from. With the proliferation of smartphones and tablets, people have more ways than ever before to share their lives with friends and family. The most popular social media sites have a limit on the number of images you can upload (Facebook has 5, Twitter 25) but nonetheless they are all worth exploring for different reasons. This blog post will explore each site in detail and help you decide which ones work best for your needs!

4. Make sure all of your photos are optimized before uploading them 

A lot of people don't realize that they are losing out on precious photo storage space by not optimizing their photos before uploading them to the internet. It's important to know how to optimize your photos because it can save you a lot of time in the long run. In this blog post, I am going to teach you how to make sure all of your photos are optimized before uploading them!

There's nothing worse than uploading a beautiful photo to your computer only to find out that it is too big or not the right format. If you're looking for a way to quickly make sure all of your photos are properly formatted and optimized, then this blog post is just for you!

5. If you're using a photo editing software like Photoshop, make sure you save as JPEG instead of PSD when saving an image file

We've all been there. You're working on a photo, and you make an adjustment to the color or sharpness. It looks great in the preview window but when you go to save it, suddenly everything is different. The colors are off, the contrast is weird-looking, and your hard work has gone to waste 

When this happens, don't panic! All hope isn't lost if you have a backup of what your original image looked like before editing it with that software program's tools. If you do not have one saved anywhere else (eek!), then read on for some tips on how to fix your image problems after they happen - without having to start from scratch again!

Photoshop is great for editing photos and manipulating images. However, it can be difficult to figure out how to save your work in a particular format that you are looking for. This blog post will help you identify the best way to save your Photoshop image so that it can be used in other programs or formats (like web).