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Image Effects: What to Use for Blur, Tint, Duotone, Pixelate, and More
Choose an image effect by the job: make text readable, unify a mixed set, hide details, turn a photo into a graphic, or pull focus.
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Choose an image effect by the job: make text readable, unify a mixed set, hide details, turn a photo into a graphic, or pull focus.
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A duotone effect maps shadows and highlights to two chosen colors. Learn when it helps web images, where it fails, and how to make one.

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Extract a color palette from an image by finding dominant, muted, dark, and light swatches. Use the result as a starting point for brand and UI colors.

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Compare JPEG, PNG, WebP, and SVG by compression, transparency, sharp edges, browser use, and the kind of image each format should store.
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Compress web images by resizing first, choosing WebP, JPEG, or PNG, then lowering quality until artifacts appear. Use the browser compressor to compare savings.

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