We use online tools to optimise, reduce and compress the file sizes. Secondly, and frankly, our preferred option is manually optimising images. Why? Well, when you factor in that many of the plugins work using credits and/or monthly subscriptions it can cost you a shed load of cash 🤑. They are not always the best option to take. If that’s the case, then downloading them and manually optimising them is probably not an option.Īn image optimisation plugin can often help you if that’s the case.īut although automated image optimisation plugins are an easy option for you to use. No doubt you already have a ton of images uploaded which are being used on your site. These can automatically optimise images on the fly for those who have a WordPress site.
We are going to cover the 2 ways in which you can optimise your images for reduced file sizes.įirst, using automated image optimisation plugins. Well in this post we are going to give you a crash course on how your website can have near-perfect optimised images with low file sizes. The problem is, you most likely don’t have the time to learn or master programs like photoshop or one the many image tools available to address the issue.Įven then you’ll find that the image sizes the program’s output are still too big!
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