Your images look crisp in Figma. But blurry on your live site. Webflow has two settings that fix ...Your images look crisp in Figma. But blurry on your live site. Webflow has two settings that fix ...
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Talha Shahzad
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• Jan 15
Your images look crisp in Figma.
But blurry on your live site.
Webflow has two settings that fix this:
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HiDPI IMAGE: Displays your image at half its pixel dimensions. 4000px upload → 2000px display. Doubles pixel density = sharp on Retina screens.
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DISABLE RESPONSIVENESS: Webflow creates variants (500px to 3200px) and picks one based on viewport.
Sometimes it picks too small → blurry.
Disabling forces the full-res file to load.
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THE CATCH:
Disabling responsiveness kills performance: ❌ Mobile loads massive files ❌ Page speed tanks ❌ SEO drops
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THE BETTER FIX:
Compress before uploading (TinyPNG)
Export at 2x display size
Enable HiDPI
Keep responsiveness ON
Crisp images. Fast site. No tradeoff.
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