Now go back to Rocketspark and whether you're uploading a logo or image block choose the newly saved file in your Downloads folder.The new file should download in your web browser and save in your normal Downloads location.Now click to download the converted file.Choose the new format, remember Rocketspark supports JPEG, PNG & GIF formats only.Browse for the file to convert, click Open.Choose, Select files, then From Local Computer.If you don't have photoshop there are free online tools for opening and saving images you can use If you have a tool like Photoshop on your computer you can easily convert your images by using the Save As or Export features. How to re-save my image type to upload to Rocketspark? On top of this we run all your images through the Rocketspark image engine to resize them specifically to be web safe but we keep the format the same.įor example a 5mb JPG image would take a minute or so to download on slow connections so we re-save this image at around 50-200kb depending on how big it needs to be and how big it needs to show on the page. JPG vs PNG/GIF have a different compression style which can result in a smaller file size when used correctly. This lets the background colour on the page or feature area show through. We also support PNG 24 bit which allows transparent backgrounds. If your image has lots of solid colour areas or repeating gradients then PNG or GIF is the best format.If your image is a photo or contains many colours and irregular patterns then JPG/JPEG is the best format.Firstly it needs to be re-saved and converted to the correct format. If your logo or image is in one of these formats you will find you won't be able to upload this picture directly to Rocketspark. (This is known as the extension.) For example my-logo.jpg is a JPG format image. You can find out the file format by looking at the last 3-4 letters on the file name.
If you get an error uploading image message please check out this guide. These file types apply for your logo upload, slideshows and other images on your website. This guide explains the image file types you can upload to your website and options for converting images to the correct formats prior to uploading.
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