Free Responsive Image (srcset) Generator
Give an image address pattern and the widths you have and get a responsive img tag with srcset, sizes and dimensions.
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Why responsive images matter
Sending one large image to every visitor wastes data on phones and slows the page. Responsive images let the browser choose the smallest file that still looks sharp, which directly improves loading speed and Core Web Vitals.
How to use it
Write the image address with {w} where the width goes, for example https://example.com/img/photo-{w}.jpg. List the widths you have generated, describe how wide the image is displayed in the sizes box and enter the image’s own width and height. Press Generate img tag.
Width and height
Always include the real dimensions. They let the browser reserve space so the page does not jump when the image loads, which improves layout stability. Do not lazy-load the main image at the top of the page. Check your live pages with the page image audit.
Frequently asked questions
What does sizes do?
It tells the browser how wide the image will be displayed, so it can choose a file before the layout is known.
Which widths should I make?
Commonly 400, 800, 1200 and 1600 pixels, adjusted to the largest size your design uses.
Does this resize my images?
No. It writes the markup. You still need to create the files.
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