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This legacy plugin mas merged into our new VXP: DAM and DMO -Cloudimage- plugin.
Or code-base evolved and so did our plugins: they are now both integrated in an easy to use and easy to scale common code-base, that also has a refreshed look.
Check the new plugin here: <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/scaleflex-vxp-dam-dmo" rel="ugc">https://wordpress.org/plugins/scaleflex-vxp-dam-dmo</a>
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<li>This one stays on the marketplace only for compatibility reasons but will not be maintained further.</li>
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Did you know? 
Faster images increase conversion and thus revenue.
Did you know digital content impacts conversion rates more than you think? The first 4 seconds of your page load time have the highest impact on your conversion rate. Faster images increase conversion and revenue!
Cloudimage stores, optimizes, compresses and distributes your images lightning-fast over CDN on any device around the world.
You can apply image filters, make custom transformations as well as remove watermarks. Start getting the most out of your images and convert more users thanks to beautiful and fast visuals. Enjoy Visual AI capabilities that can automatically and smartly resize, transform, or optimize your images with features such as background removal and lightning optimization.
Moreover you can tag your assets in the built-in asset library and use the video processing capabilities.
Cloudimage embeds lazyloading as well as a progressive loading effect to ensure the best user experience possible on your websites. Our Cloudimage WordPress Plugin leverages the Cloudimage v7 API and offers two different options for making images responsive:
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<li>Using standard HTML5 <a href="https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/HTML/Multimedia_and_embedding/Responsive_images" rel="nofollow ugc">srcscet</a> tags. To use this option your WordPress theme must support natively the HTML5 tags for responsive images. Using this method, images in the WordPress media gallery will be automatically delivered over Cloudimage.</li>
<li>Using the powerful <a href="https://scaleflex.github.io/js-cloudimage-responsive/" rel="nofollow ugc">Cloudimage Responsive JS Plugin</a>. This plugin smartly identifies the image container width, and then delivers the optimal image size. There’s no need for your Theme to support responsive images when choosing this method. This plugin also adds lazyloading and progressive loading to your images for an optimal user experience. This option guarantees the lightest possible output code and does not modify the images in the WordPress media gallery.</li>
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The Cloudimage WordPress Plugin needs no development: just plug-and-play!
You can easily <a href="https://www.cloudimage.io/en/registration?utm_source=WordPress&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=cloudimage_wordpress_plugins_page&utm_content=organic_plugin_profile" rel="nofollow ugc">register</a> for a 30-days free trial and start enjoying fast and responsive images today. During the trial period, you get 100GB of CDN traffic and 25GB of cloud storage for free. If this limit is exceeded, our teams will contact you and we can explore our different plans! For any small to medium-sized WordPress site, 100GB is more than enough.
You can find more information on our paid plans <a href="https://www.scaleflex.com/pricing?utm_source=WordPress&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=cloudimage_wordpress_plugins_page&utm_content=organic_plugin_profile" rel="nofollow ugc">here</a>.
How does the Cloudimage WordPress Plugin work?
The Cloudimage plugin rewrites the WordPress image URLs and replaces them with Cloudimage URLs. Your origin images will be downloaded from your storage, resized by Cloudimage and then distributed over CDN.
You can now also enjoy a statistics dashboard within the Cloudimage plugin configuration page in your WordPress admin!
If you have suggestions for new features, feel free to email us at hello@scaleflex.com
Cloudimage is crafted by the <a href="https://www.scaleflex.com/?utm_source=WordPress&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=cloudimage_wordpress_plugins_page&utm_content=organic_plugin_profile" rel="nofollow ugc">Scaleflex team</a>. Also, follow <a href="https://twitter.com/scaleflex_com" rel="nofollow ugc">Scaleflex on Twitter</a> for the latest news!

Cloudimage

The easiest way to resize, compress, optimise and deliver lightning fast images to your users on any device via CDN.

Delicious Brains

Brad Touesnard

Image Processing Queue is an alternative to on-the-fly (OTF) image processing (e.g. <a href="https://github.com/syamilmj/Aqua-Resizer" rel="nofollow ugc">Aqua Resizer</a>) 
for WordPress themes.
Like OTF image processing, it allows theme developers to define image sizes for specific theme 
contexts rather than defining a size for all uploaded images. This greatly reduces the number of 
resized images and hence reduces disk space usage and the wait time when uploading an image.
Image Processing Queue differs from OTF image processing in how it behaves when an image doesn’t 
exist yet. OTF generates the image right away and the end-user has to wait for the image to be 
generated. With Image Processing Queue there’s no waiting. It immediately returns an image that 
already exists (that is the closest fit to the image size requested) and adds the image size to 
a queue. Image sizes are quietly generated in the background using <a href="https://github.com/A5hleyRich/wp-queue" rel="nofollow ugc">WP Queue</a>.
Image Processing Queue also accommodates responsive themes much better than OTF. It allows theme 
developers to define a list of image sizes that will work best for their theme’s responsive 
breakpoints. Images generated by Image Processing Queue are added to the post meta so that WordPress 
core’s responsive functions will automatically add them to the <code>srcset</code> and delete them from the 
filesystem when the image is deleted from the Media Library.

Image Processing Queue

It works!

tbh, it took me a few minutes to fully understand how this library would benefit my workflow and my clients - but once I started to grasp the changes in development and how I wouldn't be running Regenerate Thumbnails every time I needed a new image size, it clicked!

I think with some more detailed documentation and usage examples this could be a near perfect solution to the image size problem in many themes and plugins.



This could be a game changer!

Real intresting approach and something that should be considered for WP Core - especially the Batch Processing Stuff isn#t only useful for images ...

Cloudimage vs Image Processing Queue