WP-Optimize image optimisation explanations

📄️ What auto-compress is and how it works

Learn what auto-compress is, how it works, and when images are compressed automatically.

Learn what to do if you have a large number of images to compress and how WP-Optimize processes them.

Learn what EXIF data is, what it contains, and whether WP-Optimize can preserve it.

Learn how image optimization works in WP-Optimize and how compression reduces file sizes safely.

Learn how lazy loading works and how it improves page performance by loading images only when needed.

Find out how much disk space you can save by compressing images and what affects results.

Documentation explaining which image compression tools WP-Optimize uses and how images are processed during optimization.

Learn whether image quality is affected after compression and how WP-Optimize handles image quality.

Learn what lossy image compression is, how it works, and how it affects image quality.

Learn why some images show little compression gain and what factors affect image size reduction.

Learn whether optimized images remain on your site after uninstalling WP-Optimize.

Learn why Google PageSpeed may report that images need more compression even after optimization.

Learn how to restore compressed images to their original quality and what limitations apply after optimization.

Learn why your uploads folder may still be large after image optimization and what files remain unchanged.

Learn why your uploads folder may still be large after image compression and what files are not reduced.

Learn what happens to your images if you delete WP-Optimize and whether compressed files are kept.

Learn which image file types can be compressed using WP-Optimize and which formats are supported.