Why are images appearing blurry on my Webflow site after publishing, despite being reuploaded at a high resolution?

If images are appearing blurry on your Webflow site after publishing, despite being reuploaded at a high resolution, there are several possible reasons for this issue. Here are a few things you can check to troubleshoot and fix the problem:

1. Image compression: Webflow automatically compresses images to ensure faster page load times. While this is beneficial for performance, it can sometimes lead to loss of image quality. To address this, you can try disabling the "Enable image compression" option in your project settings. Keep in mind that this may impact your site's loading speed.

2. File format and quality: Ensure that your images are being saved and uploaded in an appropriate file format with high quality. Generally, JPEG format is suitable for photographs while PNG format is recommended for graphics or images with transparency. Saving images at a higher quality before uploading can also help maintain their sharpness.

3. Responsive image settings: Webflow uses responsive images by default, which means that different sized versions of an image are created based on the visitor's device and viewport size. It's possible that the smaller versions of the image are being displayed, which may appear blurry. You can adjust the breakpoints and compression settings in the responsive image settings panel to optimize image quality for different screen sizes.

4. Retina displays: If your site is being viewed on a device with a Retina display (such as certain MacBooks or iPhones), the images may appear blurry if they are not in a high enough resolution. To ensure optimal display on Retina screens, you can upload higher resolution versions of your images and use Webflow's "2x" or "3x" image variants.

5. Check for scaling or stretching: If the images are being displayed larger or smaller than their original size, they may appear blurry due to scaling or stretching. Make sure to properly set the dimensions and proportions of your images within your Webflow project.

6. Check the source images: Double-check that the images you are uploading to Webflow are actually high resolution and not already blurry. If the source images are blurred, re-uploading them at a higher resolution won't improve their quality.

If none of the above solutions solve the issue, it could be helpful to provide more specific details or share a link to your Webflow site. This will allow for a more accurate analysis and assistance in troubleshooting the problem.