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# Page Editor – Images

Breadcrumb: [Help](https://docs.kvik.shop/help.md) > [How to use the platform](https://docs.kvik.shop/help/how-to-use-the-platform.md) > [Page Editor](https://docs.kvik.shop/help/e-shop-operation/page-editor.md) > [Images](https://docs.kvik.shop/help/e-shop-operation/page-editor/images.md)



You can add an alternative text and a URL to be used when you click on the image. The URL must be in the full form starting with https://. To resize the image, enter a percentage value in the Height 10-100%field. To temporarily disable an image on the frontend use the switcher at the top right.

Image format. The optimal image format for use on the web is WEBP. The use of this format for images is required for modern websites. Google regularly checks that images on the web are in the correct format and compressed correctly for optimal use. In the event of a non-optimal image format, Google disqualifies individual pages, resulting in poorer rankings, which results in worse SEO and PPC ad pricing. Unnecessarily large images also result in longer loading times on mobile devices and worse user experience. For these reasons, we automatically optimise uploaded images thoroughly to ensure the best possible results in terms of user experience, SEO and ad pricing.