You can preview an optimized image in any web browser installed on your system. The browser preview displays the image with a caption listing the image’s file type, pixel dimensions, file size, compression specifications, and other HTML information.
When optimizing an image for the web, consider how the image will appear on different monitors. In general, an image appears darker in Windows systems than on Mac OS systems. You can simulate cross-platform display differences in the Save For Web dialog box.
Uncompensated Color
Shows the image with no color adjustment (the default option).
Standard Windows Color
Adjusts the color to simulate a standard Windows monitor.
Standard Macintosh Color
Adjusts the color to simulate a standard Macintosh® monitor.
Use Document Color Profile
Shows image with its color profile, if one exists.
These preview options adjust color only in the Save For Web dialog box; they don’t change colors in the original or optimized image.
You can preview an animation in the Save For Web dialog box or in a web browser. The Save For Web dialog box shows the animation as still frames. You must preview the animation in a browser to view the frames in timed sequence.
To view the next frame in the animation, click the Next Frame button.
To view the previous frame in the animation, click the Previous Frame button.
To view the last frame in the animation, click the Last Frame button.
To view the first frame in the animation, click the First Frame button.
Choose a browser from the Preview In menu below the lower-right corner of the optimized image, or click the browser icon to launch your default web browser.
Use your browser’s Stop, Refresh, or Reload commands to stop or replay the animation.
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