Image optimization is one of the most effective ways to improve website performance, reduce bandwidth usage, and pass Core Web Vitals. But as websites grow and image libraries reach tens or hundreds of thousands of files, compression quality alone is…
You’ve uploaded high-quality images to your WordPress site, but when you view them on the frontend, they look… blurry. Soft. Pixelated. Not at all like the sharp originals you worked so hard to create. Frustrating, right? Blurry WordPress images are…
Product photos can make or break your online store’s performance. High-quality images sell products, but large, unoptimized files slow down your site, frustrate customers, and hurt your search rankings. When you’re managing dozens, hundreds, or even thousands of product images,…
WordPress makes publishing content, including images, incredibly easy. Once a file is uploaded, it’s instantly available through a public URL, a major advantage, but also a potential risk. As AI models increasingly rely on publicly accessible data, many site owners…
Images are the backbone of modern websites, but PNG files can quickly become a bottleneck if they’re not optimized. If you’ve been using the same PNG compressor for a while, you might be missing out on better features, faster compression,…
ALT text isn’t difficult to write. It’s just difficult to keep writing. When a WordPress site is small, adding image descriptions or ALT texts feels like a natural part of publishing. You upload an image, you add a sentence, you…