



*this varies by theme and the use or intended display size of the image you are uploading- you likely have no reason to upload a 4032 x 3024 full resolution iPhone image to your site unless you love paying for storage Setup in WordPressįirst install and activate the Compress JPEG & PNG images plugin in WordPress. In short, it’s handy and saves more labor than it costs. It also tracks the images it has compressed so they aren’t re-compressed. When you upload your properly* re-sized images, tiny PNG does all of the compression for you on the server, in the background. It’s ease of use (removing a step from Photoshop processing of images for upload to WordPress) and amazing compression algorithm make it a no-brainer for any website, especially one that uses a lot of images vs text. To utilize and automate server-side image compression, we recommend TinyPNG ‘s plugin for WordPress.
