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Run a scan on your image-heavy pages<\/a> with WebCEO\u2019s Speed Optimization tool to see how well you are doing.<\/p>\n

\"10Screenshot from WebCEO, November 2022<\/span>\"10<\/div>\n

Pay special attention to the Cumulative Layout Shift metric, as it\u2019s another Google ranking factor and is also affected by images. If you want to lower your CLS, look for the Avoid large layout shifts<\/em> point in Optimization opportunities<\/em>.<\/p>\n

4. Make Your Images Responsive<\/h2>\n

Let\u2019s go into a bit more depth regarding image dimensions.<\/p>\n

Ideally (and realistically), you want your images clearly visible on all kinds of devices. But the screens come in all sizes, with PCs and phones being the most obvious options.<\/p>\n

So, how do you make the same picture display perfectly everywhere?<\/p>\n

The trick is to make your picture responsive. That is, make it automatically scale to fit any screen.<\/p>\n

How To Make Images Responsive<\/h3>\n

WordPress  makes images responsive automatically, but if you need to do it manually, here are a few options:<\/p>\n