We've limited image file sizes to ensure faster deliverability rates, better compatibility across carriers and devices, and an improved user experience for your customers. By resizing your images and keeping them under the recommended file size, you can optimize your campaigns for the best possible results.
This article will guide you through the process of resizing your images using a free online tool and discuss the benefits of using smaller images for your campaigns. There are several free online tools available for resizing images.
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Step-by-step guide for resizing an image
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For this guide, we will use ImageResizer (https://imageresizer.com/). This easy-to-use tool allows you to resize your images quickly and efficiently.
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Step-by-step on resizing images with ImageResizer
Step 1: Upload your image
Visit the ImageResizer (https://imageresizer.com/) and click the Select Image button. Locate the image file on your computer and click Open to upload it to the tool.
Step 2: Resize your image
Select the desired dimensions or percentage for your resized image. If you choose JPEG for export you're able to set a maximum file size for your image. For optimal use within Mobiz, we recommend not exceeding 500KB for an MMS campaign and 1MB for a landing page campaign.
Step 3: Download the resized image
Once you have set the desired dimensions or percentage, click Resize Image and wait for the tool to process your image. After resizing, click Download Image to save the resized image to your computer.
Step 4: Upload the resized image to Mobiz
Now that you have your resized image, you can upload it to your Mobiz account for use in your landing page campaigns or MMSs.
Benefits of smaller images:
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Faster deliverability rate: Smaller file sizes allow for faster deliverability rates, ensuring that your customers receive your messages quickly and efficiently.
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Better compatibility: Some carriers have specific file size requirements for MMSs. Keeping your image files small ensures better compatibility across different carriers and devices.
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Reduced data usage: Smaller images consume less data, which is beneficial for customers with limited data plans or those who pay for data usage.
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Improved user experience: Smaller images load faster on mobile devices, providing a better overall user experience for your customers.
Pro tip: You can also use free tools like TinyPNG (https://tinypng.com/) to further compress your images if needed. By keeping your image files small and optimized, you can ensure the best possible results for your SMS marketing campaigns.