At the top of the resizer, you’ll see several options:
The default size values will automatically be set based on your rotator’s size. The Resize Mode setting allows you to determine the appearance of the final photos – whether they will be scaled to fit fully within the specified dimensions, or scaled to fully fill the specified dimensions. Along with the target output dimensions, Photo Quality is the other setting that determines the size of your final files and, by extension, how long they take to load. While the default Photo Quality setting is good for most situations, you can experiment to find the lowest quality that still looks good. It all depends on your specific photos: some photos require high quality to look good, while others still appear well with low quality.
Bottom Line By taking a few moments to optimize your photos, your rotators will appear faster and perform better, giving your website visitors the best possible experience. In some cases, optimization can make your photos load hundreds of percent faster. Optimizing in EasyRotator is quick and easy, thanks to the built-in photo optimizer. It may be accessed via the Optimize / Resize Photos option on the Tools menu in the Rotator Images section of the wizard.
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