Explore image optimization techniques in WordPress, focusing on reducing image file sizes without compromising quality. Learn about image optimization plugins,
Learn how to find and delete unused images in WordPress without having to write code — simply by using the Image Source Control plugin.
Struggling with image attributions in WordPress? This guide reveals the risks and introduces Image Source Control – the plugin that automates and secures author credits for every image.
Your site can run faster than ever, specifically when you use Kinsta with WP Rocket. We’ll show you how to set it up!
Learn 10 image optimization hacks that are simple, easy to implement and make a real difference. Find out how to make your images search engine friendly and accessible.
If you want to get your images as small as possible and make your site load blazingly fast, you need to adopt AVIF. You can start right now with a WordPress plugin called Converter for Media.
Are you wondering how to rename images and media files in WordPress? Changing your image file names is great for SEO, so here’s a tutorial on how you can do just that with one simple tool.
Quicq is an all-in-one solution for WordPress image optimization. It can resize, compress, and convert images, all while serving them up from its Google Cloud-powered CDN. It also offers real-time image manipulation that you can use to adjust your images.
SEO Image Optimizer comes from AliDropship, the developers of a dropshipping plugin that you can use with WooCommerce or as a standalone tool. We reviewed DropshipMe, another product from this developer, back in January of 2019.
In this SmartFrame review, we’re going to look at a solution that offers a much more comprehensive approach to WordPress image security that can stop both human and bot image theft.
Plus, SmartFrame can also do a lot more than just image security, if you want it to. It can also enhance your images with share buttons and zoom functionality, help you monetize your images with ads or email opt-ins, speed up your image load times, and even change how you handle images on social media or in Google image search.
In this post, I’ll be taking a look at a service that helps you do just that – KeyCDN’s new image processing functionality.
If you’re not familiar, KeyCDN helps you speed up your site by delivering your content from a network of servers all around the world (more on this second). With the new image processing feature, KeyCDN can also help you dynamically optimize and manipulate the images you serve via KeyCDN on-the-fly.
In this Optimole review, I’m going to give you a look at a new’ish tool that’s focused on handling pretty much every part of the image optimization process for your WordPress site.
While part of that is automatically resizing and compressing your images, Optimole also dynamically serves the right image size based on a user’s browser/viewport, serves images via its own CDN, and adds lazy loading.
Nowadays, marketers have one goal in their mind – Optimize for Speed! The reason is obvious, mobile traffic has surpassed than that of desktop and Google has started to count the loading time of a website as one of the ranking factors. This means you can directly improve your site’s SEO by improving your website speed.
Owing to the fact that billions of websites run on WordPress, it makes sense to improve the load time of your WordPress site in order to improve ROI and raise conversions. I will share the top 5 image optimization tips for boosting the speed of your site.
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