Where should I start?
Start with the image publishing checklist, then move to size, compression, alt text or privacy depending on the problem you need to solve.
PublishPixel guides
Practical, original guidance for preparing images before they go live. These guides support the checker with deeper context around performance, accessibility, privacy and SEO.
Use these guides to build the basic workflow: review the destination, choose dimensions, prepare image SEO and control performance before files enter a CMS.
Each category groups a distinct search intent and points to the tools that support the workflow.
Review filenames, alt text, preview context and page fit so images support the page instead of looking like isolated assets.
Choose dimensions, compression and format together. A WebP, JPG or PNG decision only works when it matches the image content and destination.
Prepare square, portrait, vertical and wide crops for link cards, feeds, thumbnails and social publishing workflows.
Check visible details, EXIF signals and clean publishing copies before photos or screenshots become public.
Plan alt text around the image purpose. Useful images need context; decorative images need a quieter treatment.
Create dedicated preview images with safe areas, readable text and dimensions that match how cards are rendered.
After reading a guide, use a focused tool to check the actual file before publishing.
Start with the publishing goal: reduce file size, choose a format, improve accessibility, protect privacy, prepare a social preview, or make website images faster. Each guide connects the editorial decision to a practical PublishPixel tool.
Before uploading an image to a website, CMS, store or social platform, review five basics: dimensions, file size, format, filename and context. A technically valid image can still be too heavy, too small, unclear, poorly cropped or mismatched for the channel where it will appear.
Learn how to choose web image dimensions that look sharp without slowing down your pages.
Understand EXIF metadata, privacy risks and safer ways to publish images online.
Write clearer alt text for accessibility, context and better image publishing workflows.
Compare common image formats and choose a practical publishing format for web pages and social previews.
A practical checklist for filenames, alt text, dimensions, file size and social previews.
Prepare image crops for Open Graph, YouTube thumbnails, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest and product feeds.
Reduce image weight while keeping photos and graphics clear enough for publishing.
Review metadata, visible details, permissions and sensitive context before publishing photos.
A practical pre-publish checklist for image size, format, alt text, filename, metadata and preview readiness.
Prepare Open Graph images with practical dimensions, safe crop areas, readable text and lightweight exports.
Prepare YouTube thumbnail images with practical dimensions, readable text, safe areas and focused visual composition.
Improve page speed by reviewing image dimensions, file size, format, responsive delivery and publishing workflow.
Start with the image publishing checklist, then move to size, compression, alt text or privacy depending on the problem you need to solve.
No. They are practical publishing guides. Always verify official requirements for critical social, marketplace or campaign uploads.
Each guide answers a distinct publishing problem and links to related tools and guides so Google can understand the site structure.