WP Resized Image Quality
Get better uploaded quality or save bandwidth: Change the JPEG compression-level of uploaded images and thumbnails. ‘Resized Image Quality’ lets you easily change the compression-level of uploaded JPEG images and thumbnails. Set it for maximum quality when you want images to look their best, or take
Get better uploaded quality or save bandwidth: Change the JPEG compression-level of uploaded images and thumbnails.
‘Resized Image Quality’ lets you easily change the compression-level of uploaded JPEG images and thumbnails. Set it for maximum quality when you want images to look their best, or take advantage of lower quality settings to save bandwidth.
The only interface is a slider aqdded to the Settings > Media admin page, making this easier to use than other compression plugins or functions.php settings.
A closer look.
- 01Install ‘WP Resized Image Quality’ through the WordPress.org plugin directory, by uploading to your server, or git/grunt/Composer method if you’re that kind of dev
- 02After activating the Plugin, change your image quality settings on the Settings page in WP-Admin: Settings > Media
- 03That’s it. You’re ready to go!
Requirements
- 04PHP 5.2 or above
- 05WordPress 3.1 or above
- 06WP-compatible, server-side image library: gdlib or ImageMagick (ImageMagick is preferred)
Frequently asked questions.
Installation Instructions
Install ‘WP Resized Image Quality’ through the WordPress.org plugin directory, by uploading to your server, or git/grunt/Composer method if you’re that kind of dev After activating the Plugin, change your image quality settings on the Settings page in WP-Admin: Settings > Media That’s it. You’re ready to go! Requirements PHP 5.2 or above WordPress 3.1 or above WP-compatible, server-side image library: gdlib or ImageMagick (ImageMagick is preferred)
