WordPress plugin to optimize images via ONIK Lens.
Intelligent Open Graph meta tags with automatic image fallback from AVIF/WebP to JPEG/PNG for social media crawlers.
Lightweight WordPress image optimization — auto-convert uploads to WebP/AVIF via the HelloImg API. Bulk, backups, WP-CLI. No bloat, no upsell.
NimboCDN for WordPress — image CDN: resize, convert to WebP/AVIF and serve every image from a global edge, without touching the originals.
Serves AVIF/WebP images in WordPress, converted on your own eHowMe worker.
A lightweight WordPress plugin that automatically resizes uploaded images, conversion to WebP/AVIF, and optimizes loading speed. / 輕量、無依賴的 WordPress 圖片上傳自動縮圖外掛，支援 WebP/AVIF 轉換。
WordPress plugin: Generate AI-powered featured images using Freepik API. Supports WebP/AVIF, multiple AI models, customizable styles.
Find, organise, and optimise large WordPress media libraries — non-destructively. Unused-media detection, faceted search, folders/tags/bulk-edit, and WebP/AVIF optimisation.
Hungry Nuggets internal WordPress toolkit — image optimization (WebP/AVIF), and more
Plugin WordPress — optimise les images (WebP / AVIF / JPEG), enrichit les médias (images, SVG, PDF, vidéos) et génère un pack SEO (alts, JSON-LD, Gutenberg).
Client side image optimization for WordPress.
Self-hosted AVIF and WebP for WordPress: images converted on your own server and served under their original URLs.
Optional bring-your-own imgproxy image delivery for WordPress. Disabled by default. No SaaS, no telemetry, no FFI.
Plugin for automatic or manual uploading of media files from WordPress to Arnes Web Storage (generic AWS S3 bucket). Supports CDN, modern image formats (WebP and AVIF), backups, and restoration from archives.
WordPress image optimization that detects your host's graphics libraries, verifies which encoders actually work, and proposes optimal settings. WebP and AVIF derivatives; originals never modified.
Non-destructive WebP/AVIF conversion for WordPress Media Library images. Backups included. One-click restore.
Keeps .avif and .webp siblings next to every uploaded JPEG/PNG, so nginx serves the best format each browser accepts and the original to those that accept neither. Includes a backfill command.