Now that Google slightly rewards lighter web-pages (of course relevance of a page matters most) with a better ranking, it helps to trim down the file size of images within it without reducing their quality so that the page loads faster.
There are numerous ways & tools to reduce the file size but the one that I found most useful is the free image editor
Paint.NET's dynamic file resizing feature.
Whenever you save a new image in Paint.NET as a Bitmap, GIF, JPEG or PNG, it shows you a preview of that image alongwith the file size
before it actually saves the file & lets you change image settings to modify the file size or quality.
You can also open an existing image within Paint.NET & control image settings from the
File > Save As step.
You can not just control file size but also image dimensions easily with the
Image > Resize (Ctrl + R) menu option.
Also see:
HOW TO implement online cropping feature for uploaded Images90
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