On-Page SEO

Page Image Checker

Images add a visual element to your pages and content and improving the readability of your pages. Use this handy tool to list all of your images on any page. See if you can spot opportunities to optimize your images by incorporating keywords into ALT text or file names.

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Adding images to your pages bring them to life!

However, images can be a double-edged sword. Adding too many images may impact your pages' speed and load time, which may negatively impact the user experience.

Here are some of the best practices to make sure the images you add to your pages are an asset and not a hindrance.

Use the correct image format on pages.
Use nextgen images for your pages.
Compress large images so they don't slow down your pages.
Rename your image file names to include keywords.
Utilize the image ALT tag to describe what the image is about. Don't use the ALT tag to stuff keywords. The ALT tag is used by screen readers for visually impaired users, so it's important to explain what the image is about.

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Adding images to your pages bring them to life!

However, images can be a double-edged sword. Adding too many images may impact your pages' speed and load time, which may negatively impact the user experience.

Here are some of the best practices to make sure the images you add to your pages are an asset and not a hindrance.

Use the correct image format on pages.

Use nextgen images for your pages.

Compress large images so they don't slow down your pages.

Rename your image file names to include keywords.

Utilize the image ALT tag to describe what the image is about. Don't use the ALT tag to stuff keywords. The ALT tag is used by screen readers for visually impaired users, so it's important to explain what the image is about.