Bandwidth Saver: Image CDN Reviews, Downloads & Maintenance

When your pages take too long to load, visitors leave. Search engines notice. Your PageSpeed score drops. And you lose traffic you worked hard to get.

Bandwidth Saver fixes this by serving your images from servers close to your visitors — automatically. A visitor in Tokyo loads images from Asia. A visitor in London loads from Europe. Everyone gets faster pages.

The best part? You don’t need to understand how it works. Just activate the plugin, enter your email, and toggle it on. Your images start loading faster immediately.

What You Get

Faster pages. Images load from the nearest server instead of traveling across the world from your host.

Better SEO. Google uses page speed as a ranking factor. Faster images mean better Core Web Vitals scores.

Happier visitors. People don’t wait for slow sites. Faster loading means lower bounce rates.

Peace of mind. Your original images stay untouched on your server. If anything ever goes wrong, your site automatically falls back to loading images directly. Nothing breaks.

How It Works

Behind the scenes, Bandwidth Saver uses a global CDN (Content Delivery Network) with 300+ edge locations. But you don’t need to know what that means or how to set it up.

You activate the plugin and enter your email
The plugin automatically rewrites image URLs on your pages
Visitors load images from the nearest edge server
Your original images stay exactly where they are

That’s it. No DNS changes. No external accounts to manage. No settings to configure.

Why People Choose This Over Other Speed Plugins

It actually works in 60 seconds. Most CDN solutions require DNS changes, external account setup, and technical configuration. This one doesn’t.

Nothing to learn. No optimization levels, no quality settings, no rules to write. It works out of the box.

Nothing to break. Your images stay on your server. The plugin only changes URLs on your public pages. Deactivate it and everything returns to normal instantly.

Generous free tier. 100 GB of bandwidth per month — enough for most sites. No credit card required.

Who This Is For

Bloggers and content creators with image-heavy posts
WooCommerce stores with product photos
Recipe, travel, and photography sites
Portfolio and agency sites
Anyone tired of complicated speed optimization

Who This Is NOT For

Sites already using a full-page CDN with image optimization built in
Sites that need image compression (use ShortPixel, Imagify, or Smush for that — they work great alongside this plugin)
Sites that need HTML/CSS/JS caching (this is image-only)

Pricing

Free — 100 GB/month, free forever, no credit card
Lite ($4.99/mo) — 250 GB/month + custom CDN domain
Pro ($14.99/mo) — 2 TB/month + custom CDN domain
Business ($49/mo) — 10 TB/month + custom CDN domain + priority support

All paid plans include custom domains (cdn.yoursite.com) with automatic SSL.

Self-Hosted Option — For developers who want full control, you can deploy the open-source worker on your own Cloudflare account. Setup guide on GitHub

Privacy

What Data Is Collected?

The plugin does not add cookies, tracking pixels, or analytics to your site.

Managed Mode

Your site URL is used to configure CDN routing
Your email address is used for account creation
Custom domain settings are sent if configured

Images are cached and served through a global edge network.

Self-Hosted Mode

No data is sent to us. Images are cached in your own Cloudflare account.

External Services

This plugin connects to external services:

Cloudflare (R2 Storage and Workers)

Purpose: Image caching and global edge delivery
Terms of Service
Privacy Policy

Bandwidth Saver API (Managed mode only)

Purpose: Account management, usage tracking
Data sent: Site URL, email, custom domain (if configured)

Self-hosted users connect only to their own Cloudflare account.

Support

Installation

60-second setup. No technical knowledge required.

Install and activate the plugin
Go to Settings Bandwidth Saver
Enter your email
Toggle the CDN on

Done. Your images are now loading faster.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this slow down my site or break anything?

No. It does the opposite — it makes your images load faster. Your original images stay on your server completely untouched. The plugin only changes URLs on your public pages. If you ever want to stop using it, just deactivate and your site works exactly as before.

I’m not technical. Can I still use this?

Yes. That’s exactly who this is for. You don’t need to understand CDNs, DNS, or servers. Just activate, enter your email, and toggle it on.

How do I know it’s working?

After enabling, visit your site and inspect any image. The URL will start with your CDN domain instead of your regular site URL. You can also check your PageSpeed score before and after.

Is there really a free plan?

Yes. 100 GB of bandwidth per month, free forever. No credit card required. No trial period. Most small to medium sites never need to upgrade.

What if I go over my bandwidth limit?

Your images will temporarily load directly from your server (the normal way) until your bandwidth resets next month. Nothing breaks — your site just loads images the way it did before you installed the plugin.

Does this replace image optimization plugins?

No. This is a delivery tool, not an optimization tool. It makes your images load faster by serving them from nearby servers. For making images smaller, use a compression plugin like ShortPixel, Imagify, or Smush. They work great together.

Does it work with my theme/page builder/plugin?

Yes. It works with any theme, any page builder (Elementor, Divi, Beaver Builder, etc.), and any plugin. It also works with lazy loading, responsive images, and WooCommerce.

What image formats are supported?

JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, AVIF, and SVG.

What happens if the CDN goes down?

Your site automatically serves images directly from your server. Visitors won’t notice anything — your images just load the normal way until the CDN is back.

Do I need to change my DNS or create accounts elsewhere?

No. Everything happens from your WordPress admin. No DNS changes, no external dashboards, no separate logins.

Can I use my own domain for CDN URLs?

Yes. All paid plans support custom domains (cdn.yoursite.com) with automatic SSL.