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Manuel Cogliati
28,943 PointsImage weight
How much should the maximum weight of an image be to avoid any problem during the upload of the page?
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Steven Parker
230,688 PointsI assume by "weight" you are referring to size in bytes.
The size of a single image isn't a good metric, but the combined size of all page content (including all images) tends to average about 3MB on modern graphic-heavy sites. Of course, if you can achieve what you need with a smaller size, it will benefit your site's performance.
Manuel Cogliati
28,943 PointsManuel Cogliati
28,943 Pointsthank you very much