#77 by installs
Autoptimize
Autoptimize speeds up your website by optimizing JS, CSS, images (incl. lazy-load), HTML and Google Fonts, asyncing JS, removing emoji cruft and more.
- Installs
- 800,000+
- Rating
- 4.7 (1.4K)
- Updated
- 6 days ago
14 of the most-installed plugins carry this tag, ranked by active installs. The plugin's author chose the tag, not WPBundle.
#77 by installs
Autoptimize speeds up your website by optimizing JS, CSS, images (incl. lazy-load), HTML and Google Fonts, asyncing JS, removing emoji cruft and more.
#167 by installs
Serve autogenerated WebP images instead of jpeg/png to browsers that supports WebP.
#328 by installs
The most popular lightbox plugin and responsive gallery builder for WordPress.
#354 by installs
Converts images to more modern formats such as WebP or AVIF during upload.
#427 by installs
A responsive image lightbox for WordPress galleries, WordPress attachments & FooGallery
#489 by installs
Find and delete unused images and media files, fix broken entries, with a trash to undo anything. A lighter, faster WordPress! 💕
#609 by installs
Enhances the Media Library; powerful gallery and list shortcodes, full taxonomy support, IPTC/EXIF/XMP/PDF processing, bulk/quick edit.
#658 by installs
This plugin lets you create custom image sizes for your site. Override your theme sizes directly on the Media settings page, regenerate thumbnails, an …
#663 by installs
Displays placeholders based on an image's dominant color while the image is loading.
#784 by installs
Improvements for responsive images in WordPress.
#809 by installs
"Crop Thumbnails" made it easy to get exacly that specific image-detail you want to show in your featured image or gallery image.
#853 by installs
Apply image or text watermarks to new uploads and existing Media Library images.
#946 by installs
Seamlessly integrates FancyBox lightbox into your WordPress blog: Upload, activate, and you're done. Additional configuration optional.
#968 by installs
This plugin automatically converts language accent characters to non-accent characters in filenames when uploading to the media library.
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