CodePros Image Optimizer

CodePros Image Optimizer automatically converts your images to WebP format, cutting file sizes while preserving quality. The result: faster page loads, improved user experience, and better SEO rankings.

Key Features

• Automatic WebP Conversion – Convert images to WebP format with customizable quality settings
• Auto-Optimize on Upload – Automatically convert new images to WebP when uploaded
• Quality Control – Adjustable quality settings from 0-100 (75-80% recommended for best balance)
• Frontend WebP Serving – Automatically serve WebP images to supported browsers
• Image Filtering – Filter images by date, type, and conversion status

How It Works

The plugin uses the Imagick PHP extension to convert images to WebP format. It processes images in batches to avoid server overload and provides real-time progress updates. WebP images are created alongside your original images, ensuring compatibility with all browsers.

Requirements

• WordPress 6.6 or higher
• PHP 7.4 or higher
• Imagick PHP extension

Installation

1. Upload the plugin files to the /wp-content/plugins/codepros-image-optimizer directory, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen directly
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ screen in WordPress
3. Navigate to Settings > WebP Conversion to configure the plugin
4. Enable WebP optimization and configure your preferred settings

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this plugin delete my original images?

No, the plugin creates WebP versions alongside your original images. Your original images remain untouched.

What image formats are supported?

The plugin supports JPEG, PNG, and other common image formats that can be converted to WebP.

Will this work with all hosting providers?

The plugin requires the Imagick PHP extension. Most modern hosting providers support this, but you should check with your hosting provider if you encounter issues.

Screenshots

1. General Settings – Configure Image Optimization options and quality settings
2. Bulk Optimization – Process all images in your media library with progress tracking
3. Scheduled Conversion – Set up scheduled bulk conversion tasks

Development

Code Structure

The plugin follows WordPress coding standards and uses:
* PSR-4 autoloading
* Namespace-based organization
* Trait-based code reuse
* Singleton pattern for controllers

Hooks and Filters

The plugin provides various hooks and filters for developers to extend functionality. Refer to the code documentation for available hooks.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please ensure all code follows WordPress coding standards and includes proper documentation.

Credits

Developed by Code Pros (https://www.codepros.ai)