Reviews
Current Version
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Before 1.3
1.3 -
Great for reducing size for both site-visitors AND Google (PageSpeed Insights)
Lot of my clients are still on 5.7.x though, so unfortunately only for those clients updating to 8.x or new projects.
Google will like this Add-On too.
1.3.1 -
Great addon for site with lots of images
2.0.2 -
300% increase in page speed!
I installed this plugin, plugged in the tinyPNG API, let it process... and this site went from a 9 (google page speed) to a 31! So, I purchased the HTML Minify product as well. The site is much, much faster and now I am not embarrassed to show it off. GREAT JOB!
2.0.8 -
Makes your website fast
The addon has some clever options for optimal processing of all images. Even the cached ones.
Thanks a lot a3020!
2.0.9 -
Helpful Optimizing Tool
Very helpful tool!
2.0.9 -
⭐️⭐️⭐️
3.2.4 -
Great and easy to use
3.2.7 -
Saves lots of mb's!
(by the way, the link from adding a review from the page plugin is not correct on index.php/dashboard/files/image_optimizer/search)
3.2.8 -
Best ever
Extremely well thought out, works very well!
Best plugin on the market!
This plugin is worth its weight in gold.
This addon should be in the core!
I recommend this addon for everyone as it will save time manually optimising your images before uploading.
Had a small issue, myself to blame and support was excellent :)
3.2.9 -
In tynypng, need to set the batch size to 1.
The server is fast enough.
My environment may be bad, but I'm having trouble.
postscript
I set the batch size to 1 and it worked properly.
A painless way to reduce page loading time
I tested the Image Optimizer add-on to see what kind of file savings were possible. It looks like all images will be optimized, at least a modest amount, but poorly optimized JPEG and PNG files are greatly reduced in size.
Examples:
- A large PNG file with a transparent background was 484KB. After optimizing it was 156KB.
- A medium size JPEG file was 44KB. After optimizing it was 23KB.
The savings will depend on the image and if it is already optimized or semi-optimized.
I can see this add-on being used in combination with the core Image Uploading automatic resize feature. This would address the common problem of users uploading very large, unoptimized images and damaging page load performance.