Vincent Dubroeucq

Visit your blog posts listing page, or a single post page, and open up the WordPress customizer.
Under Tiny Thumbnail Settings, choose or upload your default image. That’s it !
Enjoy !

Tiny Default Thumbnail

Allows you to add a default featured image to posts. Just add a default image in your customizer settings !

cubecolour

Add the [zoom] shortcode to a page, post or custom post-type post. If the post has a featured image it will displayed on the page, and when you move the cursor over the image, the image will be magnified with the image viewport remains constrained to the dimensions of the original image.
on a mobile/touch device the image will also be zoomable, but as there is no hover state this is achieved by means of a pinch & zoom action.
On my site you can see a <a href="https://cubecolour.co.uk/featured-image-zoom/" title="demo of Featured Image Zoom" rel="nofollow ugc">demo</a> of the plugin.
<h4>Usage:</h4>
Ensure that your post/page has a featured image defined.
Use a [zoom] shortcode to your page.
Some optional shortcode parameters can also be used.
=size= 
The large image is used by default for the unzoomed image. Use the size parameter to use a different defined image size.
eg ‘[zoom size=thumbnail]’
=zoomsize= 
The full image is used for the zoomed overlay. This can be changed using the zoomsize shortcode parameter.
eg ‘[zoom zoomsize=large]’
The image size definitions used for the the unzoomed and zoomed images should have the same aspect ratio and cropping.
=zoomin= 
This can be used to tweak the level of zoom. The value must be a positive integer. The default is 6 so if the zoom level results in too much magnification on hover, try a lower value.
eg ‘[zoom zoomin=2]’

Featured Image Zoom

Add a [zoom] shortcode to display a zoomable featured image.

Tiny Default Thumbnail vs Featured Image Zoom