How to resolve slight blurriness in images on a Webflow published website?

Slight blurriness in images on a Webflow site is typically due to image compression, improper sizing, or display scaling issues. Here's how to fix it:

1. Use Exactly Sized Images

• Match uploaded image dimensions to display size on the site. If an image element displays at 800x600px, upload an image at that exact resolution.
• Avoid stretching smaller images to fill larger containers—this causes noticeable blur.

2. Upload Higher Quality Images

• Use images saved at 2x resolution (Retina support) when targeting high-density screens. For example, for a 400x300px display, upload an 800x600px JPG or PNG and scale it down using Webflow’s Image element settings.
• Webflow auto-generates responsive images only for the Image element (not Background images).

3. Use WebP Format for Better Quality/Size Balance

• Convert JPG or PNG images to WebP format before uploading using online tools or export options in design software (like Photoshop or Figma).
• Webflow supports WebP and will preserve its quality better during compression.

4. Avoid Using Background Images for Critical Visuals

• Background images don’t generate responsive image variants in Webflow, often resulting in suboptimal resolution.
• Use an Image element instead if clarity is a priority across screen sizes.

5. Disable Image Compression Manually (if needed)

• Webflow auto-optimizes image files, but you can avoid compression artifacts by uploading images under 2MB and using already-optimized assets (i.e., compressed externally with tools like TinyPNG or ImageOptim).
• This lets you control compression rather than Webflow’s automatic process.

6. Check for Display Scaling Issues (Responsive Mode)

• On HiDPI screens (Retina), if your images look blurred, it's likely they aren’t sized for 2x or 3x density.
• Always preview on different screen sizes or use Webflow’s Responsive Preview to test clarity.

7. Use SVGs for Graphics & Logos

• If your image is vector-based (like icons or logos), use SVG files instead of PNG/JPG.
• SVGs are resolution-independent and always appear sharp.

Summary

To fix blurry images in Webflow, use images sized exactly or at 2x display resolution, prefer Image elements over background images, upload optimized WebP or SVG files, and ensure your assets are tailored for high-DPI screens. This will maximize clarity across all devices.