WPvivid Image Optimization Pro

Process new uploads and existing images

WPvivid Image Optimization Pro optimizes and resizes images on WordPress sites. It supports use with page builders and eCommerce plugins such as WooCommerce, including on content sites, online stores, and websites with larger media libraries. The Pro edition removes daily and monthly optimization limits for each domain.

Choose automatic optimization for new uploads or choose images to optimize and resize manually. Individual picture uploads up to 32 MB can be processed. For an existing media library, bulk processing can optimize images or resize them to a more consistent size range.

Choose compression and formats

Use lossy or lossless compression, or set custom compression levels for image quality and file size. Pro supports optimization for JPG, PNG, WebP, and GIF files, and can convert images to WebP when that format fits the website’s needs.

Target and schedule library work

Process images in bulk or select individual files. Pro can include images in custom folders, while folder and file exclusions let you narrow the work. Scheduled optimization runs bulk processing according to the schedule configured for the website.

Original image backup and restore tools let you keep copies of original files and restore them later. These settings are useful when adjusting compression, resizing, or format settings across existing media.

Loading and delivery

Lazy loading delays image loading until images are needed, helping reduce the work required at the start of a page load. CDN integration supports image delivery through a content delivery network. Image processing uses a specialized cloud-server API; Pro includes a faster API option and improved algorithms. White-label controls are also available.

Installation requirements

Install the plugin on a WordPress website. Minimum requirements are WordPress 5.1, PHP 5.3, MySQL 4.1, and UTF-8 character encoding. After activation, configure optimization, resizing, backups, lazy loading, and processing settings in the plugin interface.