Struggling with an image being resized by slick slider

Store Design

Topic summary

Homepage slider images on a Shopify store are being automatically served with “_1024x1024” appended to their filenames, causing unintended resizing. The poster suspects this behavior originates in the theme’s schema or JavaScript controlling the sliders (likely tied to the slick slider setup), but can’t locate the exact source.

Context: The site was inherited, with themes maxed out and renamed, making it difficult to identify the original theme or where image sizing is enforced.

Attempts made:

  • Searched the codebase for all instances of “1024x1024” and modified them without effect.
  • Experimented with removing “lazyautosizes” (a lazy-loading related attribute/script) but the resizing persisted.

Request: Guidance on where the image size suffix is being introduced and how to prevent it for the homepage sliders.

Status: Unresolved; no concrete solution or decision yet. Key open question: which theme file or script enforces the 1024x1024 image size in the slider.

Summarized with AI on January 27. AI used: gpt-5.
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https://lonolife.com/

I am an amateur shopify code hacker, but I am struggling to figure out this issue.

This site was inherited and has maxed out its themes and renamed them – so i am struggling to even understand which theme started this site.

On our homepage, somewhere in the schema or the js these sliders are having _1024x1024 appended to their file names. I have searched through my code for all instances of 1024x1024 and tweaked them (no luck), also experimented with removing the lazyautosizes … any insight here would be appreciated.

-Creative2