Resize Image After Upload (original) (raw)

A free, fast, easy to use, stable and frequently updated plugin to resize your images after upload. Supported by the friendly team that created ShortPixel šŸ™‚

This plugin automatically resizes images (JPEG, GIF, and PNG) when they are uploaded to within a given maximum width and/or height to reduce server space usage, speed up your website, save you time and boost your site’s SEO.
Imagine that nowadays images can be over 4-5MB and using this plugin you can reduce them to 100-200KB with no extra effort on your side!

In addition, the plugin can force the re-compression of uploaded JPEG images and convert PNGs to JPEG (if they don’t have a transparency layer), regardless of whether they are resized or not.

Is that simple, just give it a try, it is safe and free! šŸ™‚

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Get in touch!

  1. Upload the plugin ā€˜resize-image-after-upload’ to the ā€˜/wp-content/plugins/’ directory.
  2. Activate the plugin through the ā€˜Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
  3. Edit the max-width/max-height settings under ā€˜Settings > Resize Image Upload’.
  4. Once active, just upload images as normal and it will just work!

Is this plugin compressing the images?

Yes, this plugin compresses the original images, you can select the JPEG quality for example. For a professional image optimization solution though we recommend you this image optimization plugin.

Is this plugin resizing also older images?

This plugin will not resize images that have already been uploaded. For this you can use ShortPixel, it can not only resize your images but it can compress them as well!

Is the original image and/or its EXIF data kept?

The resizing/recompression process will discard the original uploaded file including EXIF data.

It doesn’t support Avif and Webp format. An unsatisfactory plugin.

I had high hopes for this plugin, but it fell short in crucial areas. It does not support resizing of WebP and AVIF images, which are becoming increasingly common. This is a significant limitation in today’s web environment. To make matters worse, there’s an issue with the wrong orientation when images are resized using this plugin. I can see that someone has reached out to the developers about this, but they refused to fix it. Such a lack of responsiveness and unwillingness to address critical issues is unacceptable. Until these problems are resolved, I cannot recommend this plugin to anyone looking for a reliable image resizing tool. I’d stay away from this plugin!

This is an absolutely amazing plugin that does exactly what it says. Thank you ShortPixel for developing such a wonderful plugin and for offering it free of charge.

Unfortunately, Wordpress administrators do not deal with this at all, and all it takes is one careless editor and the administrator has a lot to do for many hours. With this plugin, servers are no longer filled with unnecessary giant images that are ultimately useless and just lie dead on the server and take up space. Lots of space.

There is no better image plugin than this one! Thank you very much to his team!

Works as advertised. Now posting using a mobile is a breeze. No longer need to worry about the hefty images that people may upload when posting with mobile, especially with mobile photos.

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ā€œResize Image After Uploadā€ is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.

Contributors

1.8.6

Release date: 10th April 2019

1.8.5

Release date: 3rd August 2018

1.8.4

Release date: 14th April 2018

1.8.3

Release date: 20th December 2017

1.8.2

Release date: 21th August 2017

1.8.1

Release date: 18th June 2017

1.8.0

Release date: 18th June 2017

1.7.2

Release date: 18th September 2015

1.7.1

Release date: 26th February 2015

1.7

This is a major under-the-hood release to change core workings of the plugin. The plugin still functions as normal, but the way in which it resizes images has now changed to use standard WordPress libraries. This means that should your server have better image processing libraries than the GD default (e.g. ImageMagick), then the resizing method should make use of them. This should improve the output of your resized images!

1.6.2

Minor maintenance release:

1.6.1

Fix a few edge case bugs, I go and break the main functionality – that’s life! This is a maintenance release to fix a bug.

1.6

This is a major maintenance release to squash a few long outstanding bugs.

1.5

1.4.2

1.4.1

1.4

1.3

1.2

1.1.1

1.1

1.0.1

1.0