ShinPix – Image Optimizer & Size Control
| 开发者 | shindev |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年6月18日 23:51 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
Every time you upload an image, WordPress and your theme create several extra copies — often eight to ten files per image. On shared hosting with inode (file count) limits, this fills your quota fast, slows down backups, and wastes disk space.
ShinPix gives you back control:
- Choose which image sizes are generated. See every size registered by WordPress and your theme, with dimensions, and disable the ones you do not use.
- See your savings. ShinPix shows how many files each upload stores now versus the maximum, so you can see the inodes you save at a glance.
- Safe by default. ShinPix flags the sizes the WordPress admin and block editor rely on, and warns you before you disable them.
- Cap oversized uploads. Automatically scale down huge phone photos (often 4000px+) to a sensible maximum, keeping web quality while cutting file size.
- Convert to WebP. Create a lighter WebP copy of every new upload and serve it automatically to browsers that support it — with the original kept as a fallback. ShinPix detects whether your server can produce WebP and disables the feature gracefully if it cannot.
- Compress on upload. Set the quality used for the images WordPress generates, so every size is leaner.
- Optimize your existing library. Scan what is already in your Media Library and convert it to WebP in the background, batch by batch, with a progress bar you can pause and resume. Optimize or re-optimize a single image right from the Media Library, and retry anything that failed.
- AVIF conversion (Pro)
- Scheduled, fully automatic background processing (Pro)
- Offload to S3, Cloudflare R2, Wasabi and other object storage to remove image files from your server entirely
安装:
- Upload the
shinpixfolder to/wp-content/plugins/, or install the ZIP via Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin. - Activate the plugin.
- Go to Settings → ShinPix and choose your image sizes.
常见问题:
Does this delete my existing images?
No. ShinPix never deletes or overwrites an original. New uploads are optimized automatically, and you can optimize images already in your library from the ShinPix settings or the Media Library — the WebP copies are created alongside the originals.
Will disabling sizes break my theme?
It can if your theme relies on a specific size. The "thumbnail" size is also used in the WordPress admin. Disable sizes you are confident you do not use, and test your site afterwards.
What does scaling oversized uploads do?
WordPress already scales very large uploads (default 2560px). ShinPix lets you set a smaller limit so big photos are stored at a more web-friendly size.
更新日志:
0.4.3
- Add a bundled Vietnamese translation.
- Use the ShinPix logo in the settings header.
- Settings panel now uses the full admin width, with the size input no longer stretching.
- Escape image URLs rewritten in post content.
- Remove the optional full-page output-buffer rewrite; WebP is served through WordPress's image filters.
- Scan the existing Media Library and bulk-convert it to WebP with a pausable progress bar.
- Added a ShinPix status column to the Media Library with a per-image optimize / re-optimize button.
- Added an error log with retry and dismiss for images that fail to convert.
- Detect server image capabilities (GD / Imagick, WebP, AVIF) and degrade gracefully.
- Convert new JPEG and PNG uploads to WebP, keeping the original as a fallback.
- Serve WebP on the frontend to browsers that support it, with an optional content-rewrite mode.
- Add a WebP quality slider and an on-upload compression quality control.
- Redesign the settings screen with the ShinKit admin UI.
- Added a savings estimate showing how many files each upload stores now versus the maximum.
- Flagged the sizes used by the WordPress admin and block editor, with a warning before disabling them.
- Initial release.
- Choose which intermediate image sizes WordPress generates on upload.
- Control the oversized-upload scaling threshold.