Remember this method is just one of a few other ways but this is a start and a great site at that.
So once you have compressed the images for your website you can also download them into your WordPress Media Library either one at a time (if you are working on just one post) or you can download (depending how many) the images in one hit.
This is a good way to do it when working on a page or post at a time as you have all the images from the post download in one hit and when replacing them you just need to go to your media library find the image and click and replace and of course update and save the page or post.
This save some time going back and forth between your computer and your WordPress site.
Don’t forget to ensure that all your new work has been updated on your WordPress site and also make sure you have a copy of the current content saved elsewhere in case you need that backup.
As for any images you have for personal use away from the website you now have them save on your computer and all you need to do is select the compress images to your phone or download them to your social media if your wish.
That is it
Congratulations you have just compressed your images without the use of a plugin and if the images are for your website know that when you next check the PageSpeed Insights with Wealthy Affiliate you will see a healthier and higher score for that page or post you are working on.
So I hope this have been helpful for you and please click the like button before you leave the training session you know how important to can be for all concerned.
Thank you and remember always strive to succeed and YOU will achieve.
Andre
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Haven't used this let me know if any of these work for you.
http://www.online-image-editor.com/help/transparency
https://www.canva.com/en_in/features/transparent-images/
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Make-a-picture-s-background-transparent-or-opaque-b6f5d1d1-00d6-4bfe-9e97-6bcb1f94fbca
Andre
Looks like Carson's Blog says this is now resolved with the new automatic image compression software, yes! :) So my buttons should be turning GREEN soon!
Thanks for the comment and visit much appreciated.
As the lesson explains you can compress up to 20 images in one hit as long as they don't exceed 25MB which is all explained in the training above.
This will enable you to download it to your computer.
Once done if you are downloading to your websites media library you can download them either one at a time if you wish or click and highlight a few from your computer to the media library on your website and it can download them.
All is explained in the training above.
As for you having yellow for your speed you still need to click the refresh button which I explained in the above lesson.
The first step is to ensure that you have the Site speed is turned on.
Go to SiteRubix the SiteManager then details bottom right. just like in the lesson above.
Ensure that all three which are Site speed, Site SSL and Site Protect are all turned on and green.
That is the first part which has nothing to do with images but can help increase your speed as well.
Then scroll down and you will see all your pages and post showing the colour if they are green then that is fine as far as WA is concerned but you should also hit the refresh button as this will update your new results with Google's insights.
Once you have clicked the refresh button then hit that Big G to your right which will take you to Google's speed insights and you will find that you should have the same colour as in WA.
All this is explained above.
Now if your score is still low and yellow they will give you further insights on where you can improve to increase your scores.
As I stated in the training this is only about images but there can be other factors which can keep your speed lower.
Hope this all helps.
