Make sure Google Auto-Enhance is switched off. Even if you turned it off a few months ago, double check as it does sometimes switch back on. Instructions on how to turn it off can be found here. I then noticed tweets and comments on the Blogger forum saying the same thing. I don’t know if anything has changed or if it was just a glitch on Blogger this week but here’s how to fix it. Open the post and switch to the HTML view by clicking on the HTML button below the post title.

New fix for blurry popular post images on Blogger using a script

The version number 2.1.3 may be different. Having multiple jquery libraries in your template may cause issues and slow down your blogs loading time. If you do have this in your template already then skip to step 2. Once you have done this, your image will not look blurry. You have to follow these steps for every image whose quality you want to improve.

I’ve previously got around the blurry problem by uploading photos to Flickr, but I’d rather upload them directly. Your blog is using the new way for hosting photos so method 2 or 3 should work for you. I don’t see either currently active in your template. The technical storage or access is required to create user profiles to send advertising, or to track the user on a website or across several websites for similar marketing purposes. I just edited one of my posts, and the picture quality has drastically improved. Always resize your images before uploading to Blogger and choose “Original Size”.

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We can fix blogger blurry images with some tweaks in your theme HTML file. But first, figure out what exactly the reason is? First, Download Countdown Timer and then apply the blogger default theme. Also, this means you have a problem with your 3rd party template. Follow these steps to troubleshoot this critical issue.

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If you use any premium blogger theme then ask to your developer to solve this problem. If you right click on your blog and click view source code/page source, scroll down until you find an image in your blog post, you can see which format your images are. Yours are the older format so the link in step 1 will help you.