jack5252
Newbie
The most obvious reason to JPEG compress your images is to improve page load time. This is especially true if you have a big header image or several small images that stall the page load. Optimizing the size of a JPEG file can improve page load time by a significant amount, and it's an especially useful trick for those who own a store that relies on a content management system to manage its inventory. You can also use a compression program to automatically optimize your images for you, as long as your store has the necessary API credentials. You can automate this process using a program like Shop if image manipulation tools. The JPEG format has several perks, including the ability to crop and resize images. This is an especially useful trick for photographers and online store owners, who can often forget to resize their images when uploading them to a content management system.