Converting your images to WebP format can unlock many perks, as WebP files are around 23% smaller than comparable PNG image files. This size reduction can significantly boost your website’s performance. Using WebP thumbnails, YouTube significantly boosted page loading speed, reducing load…
There’s a common belief that compressing images before uploading them to WordPress is the way to go. But in reality, this can cause issues, especially with the thumbnails WordPress creates. In this post, we’ll dive into why you might want…
You may struggle to add compelling WordPress image captions that complement visuals and boost SEO performance. Adding a WordPress Image caption is often overlooked, yet posts with relevant images get a staggering 94% more views. Captions add depth, context, and SEO…
WordPress speed optimization plugins are the secret sauce for rescuing sites slower than a slug in molasses. This post summarizes the 7 best plugins explicitly built to accelerate WordPress performance for everyone from green site owners to seasoned developers. We’ll…
Have you shared a stunning photo lately? Don’t let your hard work get stolen. Protecting your digital images is doable through simple measures outlined here. You can protect your images online with these tried and tested safeguards. We’ll overview platform…
Let’s talk about a comparison between two excellent image types: AVIF vs WebP. The folks at the Alliance for Open Media made AVIF. It’s super good at squishing pictures down, so they take up less space. Google made WebP for…