All right, welcome back.
So in this video where I talk about save for Web, so let's say you have a document here, you want
to save for the Web, somebody to file export, save for web, or you can do all shift control as which
I do all the time.
So I'll shift control as give you the same options.
And you can zoom out here if you click on the Zoom Tool or head zie and then hold AWALT and zoom out.
And then what you can do is you can select a preset.
Right here, and you can do GIF 128, dithered, 128, no dither, 32, dithered.
Give 30 to no dither, 64 dithered.
64, no dither gift restrictive J.
Peg Pegg, Jay Peggy Lowe, Jay Medium, Jabe Pen, G24 or PMG eight 128.
So what I normally do is PMG 20 for what it's gonna do is it's going to show you how big the file is.
So right here.
Ten point to one kill bytes.
And this is the load time.
Three seconds.
At fifty six point six kilobytes per second.
So you can update that.
So if it was two megabytes per second, it would take one second to load this file.
So that's how you optimize for the web.
Now you can do GEF.
It's gonna be five point two, seven six kill bytes.
We can do J Peg, which is gonna be a way bigger.
Thirty eight point zero seven.
So you don't wanna, in theory, ever use J.
Peg on the Web?
If you can help it, especially in your own Web site.
Now, if it's a platform ature upload into, they'll optimize the image for their site.
So it's OK for that PMG.
Eight is four point four, seven Panji.
Twenty four is ten.
And then WB Empey is three hundred eighty five kilobytes.
So like I said, the best bet here is Panji twenty four.
So if I had save and we'll call this untitled two and he'd save up, I cancel.
So let's try that again.
Entitled to tad save.
OK.
There you go.
So now if I minimize Photoshop and go to Untitled to right click and go to properties, we could check
out the details here.
It's until Tudeh, PMG and the file sizes will even kill bytes.
So it's perfect because it's a very small file that can be easily optimized for the web.
So it will load really fast.
I mean, do files save to save up TSD?
And so if we wanted to do the same for a JPEG, let's say.
Then we would just go to JPEG and it automatically has a preset here so you can send it to low.
You can send it.
Hi.
You can send it to Med. Or you can just adjust here, which is what I like to do.
You can do high, but again, it's thirty eight point zero seven kilobytes.
So at two megabits per second, it's one second.
So the Internet speeds are getting better, obviously.
So even if you use a larger file size, you can get away with it as long as you have a faster Internet
connection.
The quality is only 60 percent.
So if I do 100 percent, you'll see how much the file goes up.
Yeah, so the load time is still one second, so we can save this and we'll do Untitled three and save
it and then let's do the again the keyboard shortcut control shift.
S and then for the GEF K.
The colors transparency him and had save.
We'll do Untitled four.
And then I'll minimize this control.
Ask first to save and then minimize.
And so what I want you to do is right, click on entitled three go to Properties and we're going to
look at the details here.
So this is the dimensions.
I go down here.
We can see that the JPEG and then the file size, it's thirty nine point three kilobytes.
And with a two point with two megabytes per second Internet speed, this only takes a second to load.
But remember, when you're on the Web, you have to consider the masses.
So if if you only have.
You know, a modem or.
56 Kilbey per second modem ISDN, then it's going to take two seconds for that.
So that's something to always consider when you're doing Web stuff that some people are not going to.
They're not all going to have the same experience because not everybody has two megabits per second
or 100 megs per second or whatever.
I mean, the Internet speeds now are ridiculously fast, so you should be fine.
All right.
So I'll save one more here.
So we'll save a gif.
Cowan had cancel his we did that, so let's minimize this and then go to Untitled four.
Right.
Click on that and go to properties and there's our gif.
OK.
So you can see the file size here.
It's six point three, eight kilobytes, which is fine if you go to the PMG, which is untitled two.
This is eleven kilobytes.
All right.
And that was the 24 version of PMG.
And if I do the eight, let's see what that does.
OK, so that's only sex.
So if I had save and let's do untitled one, dash one.
OK, minimize this, let's say first and then minimize.
So if I right, click on Untitled One, dash one, I go to details at seven point three, four kilobytes,
kind of cancel.
Go back into here the Photoshop and do export save for web.
You can see it's two seconds.
So it's it's a lower file format, like it's Panji eight instead of 24.
But this is really so that you can optimized for everybody.
You know, it still takes two seconds.
But if I add this, too, if I had 24 and adds a second to it.
OK.
So you want to create the smallest files you possibly can with the Web because you're dealing with so
many different connections.
All right.
Someone hit cancel and there you go.
So that's how you work with save for Web.
So thanks for watching.
I'll see in the next video.