Nakul Chandra

Dhaval Vachhani

Dallas Web Agency US

OptiFlow WebP Media is a lightweight yet powerful WordPress plugin designed to optimize your website’s performance by automatically converting images to the modern WebP format. WebP images are significantly smaller than their JPG and PNG counterparts (often up to 30% smaller) without losing quality, helping your site load faster and improve SEO rankings.
Unlike other plugins that clutter your default <code>uploads</code> directory, OptiFlow WebP Media stores all converted files in a dedicated <code>wp-content/webp-uploads</code> folder, maintaining a clean and mirroring directory structure.
<h3>Features</h3>
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<li>Automatic WebP Conversion: Automatically converts new JPG, JPEG, and PNG uploads to WebP.</li>
<li>Bulk Conversion: Convert multiple existing images at once using the “Bulk Actions” menu in the Media Library.</li>
<li>Full Library Support: Optimized all registered image sizes, including thumbnails, medium, large, and custom sizes.</li>
<li>Dedicated Storage: Converted images are stored in <code>wp-content/webp-uploads/</code>, keeping your standard uploads folder clean.</li>
<li>Dashboard Overview: A modern, high-quality settings dashboard to monitor your library’s optimization progress.</li>
<li>Manual Conversion: Need to convert an old image? Use the “Convert” button directly in the Media Library list view.</li>
<li>Intelligent Statistics: Correctly identifies native WebP uploads vs. converted images for accurate reporting.</li>
<li>Custom Quality Control: Fine-tune your WebP quality (50-100) to find the perfect balance between file size and image clarity.</li>
<li>Cleanup Tools: Option to automatically delete all generated WebP files if you decide to deactivate the plugin.</li>
</ul>

OptiFlow WebP Media

Convert and serve WebP images to optimize WordPress media performance.

Gennady Kovshenin

Dugonja

This plugins embeds image links in comments with the img tag so the image are visible in your comment timeline.
Image formats supported: 
1. .jpg 
2. .gif 
3. .png
You can specify your comment width so the images are fitted nicely. Images are not hosted on your server neither this plugin pickups any data.
Do note that people can link extremely large images and your page loading can be compromised because of that.
Demo: 
<a href="http://www.ascic.net/embed-comment-images/" title="Embed Images in Comments" rel="nofollow ugc">Embed Comment Images</a>

Embed Images in Comments

Plugin contains a security issue. Do not use right now.

Updated: very simple and to the point :)

Simple

Embed direct image links in your comments with an img tag.

OptiFlow WebP Media vs Embed Images in Comments