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How to make image page loading Super Fast?
How to make image page loading Super Fast? Like this
Click on some image.. how do i make fats loading?
http://bit.ly/1PB1b1E
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http://bit.ly/1E4nNm6
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Use CDN bro
Thank you for reply..Yes im using cloudflare
CDN for redistributing them across the globe. Not for basic optimizations. You need to have multiple copies of your images/site on servers scattered across the world
The use of a Content Delivery Network is for that purpose. It geolocates your IP and serves you the files from the closes server to you.
I think you are using a free version of CloudFlare and it is not enough. If you want fast, you have to pay. To any CDN network.
They will also use optimisation in image size/compression/quality. They have a lathe environment designed just for this.
Yes im suing free version of CloudFlare..
Eh Cloudflare doesn't help in this , search for image compression.
can you give me some link ? Please
http://www.feedthebot.com/pagespeed/ - read up
You should compress the images too, that helps a lot
The serving of the images is amazingly slow.
Get a paid CDN, or a fast server for the images (without putting cloud flare before it).
Also, use Google's Pagespeed along with heavy caching.
CloudFlare helps, as content gets served from a closer location.
No matter how close if client's connection is low grade image compression is the saviour
800ms for 40K is absurdly slow, no matter what the edge server's distance.
Can you check if that is a hit or a miss on the cache? ( You should be able to see CF-Cache-Status ) Since that seems too slow to be true
Browsers historically only allowed 2 active connections per server, my version of firefox is now set to 6 by default. HTTP pipelining helped somewhat too.
You might get a small latency performance boost by hosting them on a wildcard subdomain, using a simple hashing function for naming convention. No idea whether this is a practical suggestion that's already used, but maybe worth googling.
Nginx with mod page speed. and try to make the images size as small as possible.
I'm too bored to do it atm and it's also something you can check yourself
For optimising images I recommend you use https://tinyjpg.com/ , they are freaking awesome and save you a ton of size with images.
CDN via Cloudflate might not be the best. Did you purchase a monthly subscription plan, or just making use of the free plan? You might want to look into Highwinds CDN for your image loading issues?
If you are interested in an origin pull CDN setup, please contact me, as I would be happy to set you up
you know what is script or code they are using? than we can use it for our site..bro our site is image sharing site
so i want to permanent thing for site 
To the best of my knowledge, .jpg and .png formats do not compress significantly any further. Several percents won't make any change.
Compression or progressive images do improve the time , http://blog.patrickmeenan.com/2013/06/progressive-jpegs-ftw.html like for jpeg
Interlaced graphic file - allowing to display file, gradually adding details (as decompression goes on) can start displaying sooner, that's correct. However, it still needs to decompress in full to display in full.
Increasing compression (reducing file size and loading time) means quality degradation in case of JPEG. As for PNG, OP should test whether they load faster if better compressed (better compression means more load on browiser when rendering the page).
Another trick could be joining all graphics into few or even single file and use CSS to display parts of it wherever relevant.
Also, JS can be used to pre-load images in background, if conenction is fast enough.
Yea the JS part and CSS part is good by using mapping its a better option to load a single image and map parts from it.
I was about to say this too