Image Compress
One of the best practices to improve the speed loading of your store is image compression. Search Pie app will automatically compress your product images to minimize file size without degrading quality to an unacceptable level. As a result, the time required for images to be sent over the Internet or downloaded is greatly reduced.
Compressed images will help improve store loading time, user experience, and SEO.
Here please choose the Compress button.
After you choose compress, all your product images will be compressed to the limit of your app plan:
Free Plan: 50 compressed images
Premium Plan: 500 compressed images
Enterprise Plan; unlimited compressed images.
Also, you can check out a detailed history of compressed images below. It is available for you to backup the original images. You can restore an individual image or whole set of images with a press of a button.
Get extra image compressions
If you've used all of the free image compressions included in your plan, you can purchase additional image compressions directly from the app without upgrading your subscription.
This option is available when the number of New images exceeds the free image compressions included in your current plan.
Compress new images
Go to Site Speed → Image Compress.
If you've reached your image compression limit, click Get extra compressions.
A pop-up will display:
The number of New images available for compression.
Your estimated compression cost.
Review the information and click Continue to checkout to complete the purchase.
Once the payment is completed, the app will automatically compress your new images.
Enable Auto Compress
To automatically compress newly added product images in the future:
Go to Site Speed → Image Compress.
Turn on Auto Compress.
Complete the checkout process if prompted.
From then on, any newly added product images will be compressed automatically, so you won't need to manually compress them again.
Note Auto Compress only applies to newly added images. Images that were uploaded before Auto Compress was enabled will not be compressed automatically.
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