Image Lazyload Helper
Upload an image to get lazyload markup and a base64 placeholder.
How to Generate Lazyload Markup?
- Upload an image file.
- Set the placeholder width (8-64px, smaller = faster load).
- Click Generate to create lazyload HTML.
- Copy the generated markup with base64 LQIP placeholder.
- Use the code in your website for improved performance.
Image Lazy Load Markup Generator
Generate lazy-loading HTML with a Low Quality Image Placeholder (LQIP) for faster perceived page load times. Instead of loading full-size images immediately, this technique shows a tiny blurred Base64 placeholder instantly, then swaps in the full image as the user scrolls. The result is a noticeably snappier browsing experience with no layout shift.
Why Use Lazy Loading with LQIP?
- Faster Initial Load — Only images in the viewport are loaded on page open
- No Layout Shift (CLS) — The placeholder reserves exact dimensions, preventing content jumping
- Better Core Web Vitals — Improves LCP and CLS scores, which affect Google rankings
- Reduced Bandwidth — Images below the fold are only fetched when needed
The generated markup uses the native loading="lazy" attribute with a Base64 LQIP as the placeholder source. Copy the snippet directly into your HTML.
