CodingBunny Image Optimizer is a powerful and easy-to-use image optimization plugin for WordPress. It helps you improve your site's performance by optimizing images, converting them to the WebP format, and resizing them automatically upon upload.
Features
- New conversion method via browser to avoid using server resources.
- Automatic image optimization upon upload.
- Conversion to WebP and AVIF format.
- Automatic image resizing.
- Option to delete original images after conversion.
- Disable WordPress default big image threshold.
- Preload critical image (LCP) for better Core Web Vitals scores.
- Lazy loading: images load only when visible to the user.
PRO Features
- Option to set WebP and AVIF quality conversion
- Disable WordPress unused image thumbnails: WordPress generates multiple thumbnails for each uploaded image. Choose which of these thumbnails you want to include when the images are optimized.
- Bulk image optimisation: this option allows you to simultaneously optimize all or several selected images in the library.
- Fix image attachments: fix all image attachments in the media library.
- Unused images cleaner: this option identifies unused images within the site.
- Duplicate images cleaner: this option identifies duplicate images within the media library.
- Watermark: add a watermark to your images to protect them (now also supports text watermark).
- Orphan Thumbnails cleaner: find and delete orphaned thumbnail files.
- Cleaning Product Images: delete images associated with the WooCommerce product when it is deleted.
- Alternative Text generator: automatically generates the ALT attribute for images.
- Remove Metadata: automatically remove unnecessary metadata from images (requires Imagick).
- Image Protector (add-on): advanced system for protecting against unauthorized copying and downloading of images.
- Image Organizer (add-on): organize your images by assigning custom categories.
The plugin is simple to install:
- Download coding-bunny-image-optimizer-lite.zip
- Unzip
- Upload coding-bunny-image-optimizer directory to your /wp-content/plugins directory
- Go to the plugin menu page and activate the plugin