Peck by twetch#8700

1ByhVq…Y75X Key · twetch

Help me out someone - what should the resolution or file size of a photo be, so that it costs the least to post on here?

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Transaction: 86b5ef316b2883bbaa0f3b37221219f97bfb9e4d838fc4af9f34f2ea62c0a812
Block: 623 337
Time: 2020-02-23T16:25:05Z
Signer: 1ByhVqbxcicV9rzug62GWy5y3952UJY75X
App: twetch
Type: post
Content type: text/plain
Name in tx: twetch#8700

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twetch#1372 6.6y

13mrrA…nCVi Key · twetch

Replying to@1ByhVq…Y75X

for highest res without any waste, its about 510px wide, and whatever height you need. (72dpi)
run it through tinypng.com before posting

twetch#8700 6.6y

1ByhVq…Y75X Key · twetch

Replying to@13mrrA…nCVi

Thanks, I can do that in Photoshop

twetch#11624 6.6y

1HEoig…hiCM Key · twetch

Replying to@1ByhVq…Y75X

Thanks for asking Heather. I have wondered that too.

twetch#8700 6.6y

1ByhVq…Y75X Key · twetch

Replying to@1HEoig…hiCM

72dpi, about 510px wide

twetch#1512 6.6y

14p2Yk…SqKJ Key · twetch

Replying to@1ByhVq…Y75X

72dpi is a print format, just "510px wide" should work.

Baemail has a built in compressor (I'm sure Twetch does too) - but the settings are extreme on Baemail so you'll save some pennies if you copy and paste your image into Baemail Editor, & save locally

twetch#1512 6.6y

14p2Yk…SqKJ Key · twetch

Replying to@14p2Yk…SqKJ

Once saved locally, use that version to upload to Twetch. Let's see what the difference is.

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