Author LynneHuy
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Making sure that your images are optimized is so important to keep your website fast. Images that are bulky are going to slow down your website and ultimately have a negative effect on your rankings, your bounce rate and in turn your income.

Here are the settings that I use for EWWW Image Optimizer and how to use the plugin to optimize your images.

If you have any questions please pop them in the comments below this video.

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bpais1 Premium
Excellent explanation of EWWW Optimizer, Lynne!

I don't have as many images as you do - only about 2,500 - but, I've been using this plugin for a long time and it works great!

One thing I do before uploading images, though, is I "pre-optimize" my images using MS Office Picture Manager's resize function - setting the images to "web-small." - after I do image crops.

Jim
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LynneHuy Premium
Yes great point there Jim - I create my images in Canva and when I download them they are a decent size so they are already nicely optimized :)

I really must get to optimizing the rest of my images!!
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hordol2013 Premium
Thank you! I had no idea how to use this plug in really. So glad for the bulk optimize!
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LynneHuy Premium
I'm so pleased I could help you figure it out Holly :) Have fun!
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Israel17 Premium
You've done a wonderful job here on the use of the EWWW Image Optimizer. Congratulations to you, friend! Kudos to you! How I wish I'd found this training when someone asked me a question related to the use of the EWWW Image Optimizer! Thanks for the great work!

Israel Olatunji
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LynneHuy Premium
It's a pleasure Isreal :)
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ElaineSmith1 Premium
Thanks for this training Lynn Huy. It will be useful when doing many different things. The tips are great!!!

Tried and True

Elaine
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MAXINEG Premium
Thank you for the tips for usiing EWWW IMAGE OPTIMIZER, Lynne.

On the WA blog my cover image is not displayed fully. It cuts off part of the image My settings probably need to be changed.

Maxine
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LynneHuy Premium
That could be related to the image size you have used? Have you checked when the optimal image size is for your theme?
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MAXINEG Premium
I have the Juliet theme. To tell you the truth, I have no idea, Lynne.

Maxine
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LynneHuy Premium
Maybe just run through this training I created and you will see where you should be able to see the right image size for your theme's header:
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MAXINEG Premium
Will do it over again Lynne!🤗

Maxine
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