Compress Images for WordPress

Compress Images for WordPress is a plugin that allows you to easily compress, resize, and convert images to WebP format.
Here are the main features:

• 🔧 Image Compression – Set the quality level as needed.
• 📐 Image Resizing – Define your desired dimensions.
• 🖼️ WebP Conversion – Reduce file size without compromising quality.

✅ Save storage space and boost your website’s loading speed! 🚀

Instalasi

Please download the plugin you purchased from your account page first. Then, upload it to your website by going to:
Plugins > Add New Plugin > Upload Plugin > Choose File > Install Now.

Once the installation is complete, click Activate for the Compress Images for WordPress plugin on the Plugins page.

How To Use

The compress, resize, and convert to WebP features in the Compress Images for WordPress plugin can be used through three methods:

1. Auto Optimize
   The process is triggered automatically when you upload an image to the media library.
2. Action Link
   You can manually trigger the process by clicking compress, resize, or convert to WebP for each individual image.
3. Bulk Action
   Optimize multiple images at once by selecting them and choosing to compress, resize, or convert to WebP in bulk.

Basic Settings

These configurations form the basis for all compression, resizing, and WebP conversion actions. The settings are as follows:

• Auto Scale
  Select disable if you do not want your image URLs to end with -scaled.jpg.
  ✔ Recommended to disable this to retain original image sizes.
• Compress Quality
  Determines the level of image compression.
  🎯 A visually acceptable quality range is typically between: 30 – 50.
• Resize Max Width
  Sets the maximum image width after resizing.
  📐 Use 2560 to maintain the common maximum image size standard on the web.
• Resize Max Height
  Sets the maximum image height after resizing.
  📐 Same as above—2560 is a good standard size.
• WebP Conversion Quality
  Sets the quality of images when converted to WebP format.
  🎯 An ideal range for WebP quality (lightweight but sharp): 50 – 70.

📝 Note:

• Lower quality = smaller file size, but may lead to slight blurring.
• It’s recommended to back up your media before performing bulk resize or conversion.

Auto Optimize

Enable/Disable automatic optimization upon upload. The settings are as follows:

• Compress: reduce image file size by adjusting its quality
• Resize: change image resolution while maintaining aspect ratio
• Convert to WebP: convert image format to the latest generation format

Display Rules

Remove unnecessary user interface elements to enhance user experience. The settings are as follows:

• Auto Optimize Toggle
• Compress Action
• Resize Action
• Convert Action
• Bulk Compress
• Bulk Resize
• Bulk Convert

Update

To perform an update, go to the Plugins menu and locate the Compress Images for WordPress plugin. If an update is available, simply click Update Now as shown in the image below.