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Image Optimization Checker

SiteTend Image Optimization

Find accessibility gaps, layout-shift risks, delayed loading opportunities, and non-responsive image markup before publishing.

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Paste image markup

Add complete HTML, img elements, or image-related fragments.

Include the exact image attributes used on the page.

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Review image markup

Start with accessibility and layout-stability issues.

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Paste markup and select Analyze images.

How to improve

Match each image to its purpose and layout

Describe informative images, hide decorative images correctly, reserve layout space, provide responsive candidates, and defer offscreen work. Confirm every heuristic with real rendered dimensions and transfer measurements.

Questions

Image Optimization Checker FAQ

What does the Image Optimization Checker analyze?

It reviews alt attributes, intrinsic dimensions, lazy loading, async decoding, responsive source markup, duplicates, declared size, and image format hints.

Should every image have descriptive alt text?

No. Informative images need contextual alternative text, while intentionally decorative images should normally use an empty alt attribute.

Should the first image use lazy loading?

Not automatically. A prominent image may be the Largest Contentful Paint element and should usually be discovered eagerly. This checker evaluates later images as likely lazy-loading candidates.

Can this checker measure image file size?

No. Version 1 analyzes pasted markup only and cannot fetch files, measure compression, or determine rendered dimensions.

Apply the result

From finding to verified fix

Interpret the finding

Prioritize images that are large, above the fold, or missing dimensions. Not every modern-format or lazy-loading suggestion applies to every image.

Common causes to inspect

  • Original assets served at display size
  • Missing responsive candidates
  • Dimensions or loading priority omitted by templates

Practical next steps

  1. Match delivered dimensions to display needs
  2. Add explicit dimensions and responsive sources
  3. Retest visual quality and loading performance

What this check cannot prove

Pasted markup cannot measure transferred bytes, decoded dimensions, visual quality, caching, or the final layout.