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# Uploading images speed improvement

**\[Solution 1]**

1\. Run **Photoshop.**

2\. Import an image.

3\. Click **File>Export>Save for Web(Legacy).**

4\. Change the **file format** to **JPEG.**

5\. Change the **quality value to 60\~90.**

6\. Click the **Save** button.<br>

![](/files/HPb1X41Uzuig0rSKcW1m)

If you do not have Photoshop in your computer, you can use below software instead of Photoshop.

* **PIXLR** <https://pixlr.com/web>
* **Photoworks** <https://software.naver.com/software/summary.nhn?softwareId=MFS_100033>
* **Alsee** <http://www.altools.co.kr/Download>

**\[Solution 2]**

We recommend you to create a **Multi-page style website** if you need to add many images to your website, because **One-page style loads all images at the same time** and **it makes your website slow.**

Turn **One-page style** mode **off** at **Site Edit > Site Settings.**&#x20;

If you need more information about site settings, click the **Page Link** below!&#x20;

{% content-ref url="/pages/nZQROS35vtY4wCElvyRR" %}
[Site settings](/creatorlink-support-center/create-a-site/getting-started-editing-website/site-settings.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}
