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Delivering scaled image assets : Need help with optimizing image delivery (blogger) - Shashwat7 - Mar 13, 2015 I need to optimize the loading time of my blog homepage. There are a lot of small (thumbnail like) images that are displayed as 200x150 pixels but downloaded as 1000x750 pixels (approx. figures). Suggest solutions. Details can be seen in the pics below ![]() (from Google Developers websites) ![]() (This is example given by them) ![]() (I checked the images of my website and this is what I found, lot of wastage). Also, if you have the time, you can visit the website (blog) and tell me if there are any other improvements that can be made. Website here - Kali Tutorials * - Squito - Mar 13, 2015 There are softwares that can create thumbnails from images. Also there is the GD and Imagick extensions of PHP that can generate the thumbnail version of images either in realtime or manually. |