1. Webflow's Current Image Optimization Features
- Webflow automatically optimizes images by generating multiple responsive versions. This includes resizing images for different screen sizes and serving WebP when possible.
- Users can manually optimize images before uploading to reduce file size and improve site performance.
- Webflow does not apply aggressive compression like some other platforms, so manual optimization is still recommended.
2. Future Possibilities for Automatic Image Optimization
- Webflow hasn’t made a public announcement about further automation of image optimization.
- However, given industry trends, Webflow may introduce more automation in the future, such as improved compression or AI-based optimization.
- Currently, users should use external tools like TinyPNG, Squoosh, or ImageOptim for best results.
Summary
Webflow already provides some automatic image optimization, but users should manually optimize images before uploading for the best performance. There’s no official confirmation on further automation, though Webflow may enhance these features in the future.