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How to see if images are optimised in Site Audit
How to see if images are optimised in Site Audit

Check your site's image issues and understand what needs attention or fixing

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Written by Dania
Updated over 3 months ago

Running an audit on your site allows us to report over 100 common SEO issues; including issues with images.

During the crawl for example, we examine image size, load time and content types.

  • Image size: Lets you know if your images are too big

  • Load time: Lets you know if your images are loading too slow

  • Content types: Let you know if your images use a non-optimised content type.  There is a summary of the content type, so you can be sure you always use the content type that you consider the most optimised.  

Note: Although it is slightly related to image optimisation, we also detect broken images.  If you have redirects to your images, it makes everything slower.  

Refer to the image below to see where you find these issues in your Site Audit:

Each of the coloured blocks in the graph pictured above are clickable.  By clicking, you will be taken over to Data Explorer where you will see a list of all the images affected.  

By scrolling further down this page, you will also come across the pie chart depicting the proportion of URLs having an "alt attribute".  It is important to have an "alt attribute" in the case an image cannot be displayed.

In the image above you will notice that:

  • You can also click on each colored portion to see the URLs affected.  

  • We report "Set" (URLs with alt attributes) and "Not set" (URLs without alt attributes).

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