Workflow6 min read·Updated

Restaurant and Menu Photos to WebP

A restaurant site with a 2 MB burger hero and a 15-image carousel will lose hungry users. Convert food photos to WebP at 1400–1600 px / 80% and keep steam and colour.

Food is high-frequency detail

Highlights on sauce and grill marks need a bit more quality than a blue-sky travel shot. 80–84% at 1600 px is the sweet spot. Do not ship 4000 px camera files.

Why it matters

  • Users are often on 4G outside the restaurant.
  • Google Business and the website share the same bad originals.
  • Menu PDFs are a separate problem; page photos are this one.

How to do it

  1. Convert interiors, dishes and team shots in one batch at 80% / 1600 px.
  2. Logos stay SVG or 90% WebP.
  3. Replace on Wix/Squarespace/WordPress as you already host.

Settings that work

Dark restaurant interiors: 82%. Bright brunch: 78–80%.

Convert a batch in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Put it into practice

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Frequently asked questions

HTML text is better for SEO and a11y. If you insist on photo menus, convert them.

Embeds are third-party weight. Prefer native WebP galleries.

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