WordPress Image Optimisation and WebP Conversion makes your pages lighter and faster, for a fixed price of A$149. Large images are the most common reason WordPress pages load slowly, especially on phones. I compress your existing images, convert them to WebP, resize oversized uploads and set up automatic optimisation for new images.
At a glance
- Price: A$149 fixed (AUD, GST applies for Australian customers)
- Turnaround: 1 business day
- Platforms: WordPress (any theme)
- Service area: Delivered online for businesses in Australia, New Zealand, the United States and Canada
What's included
- Image optimisation plugin set up
- Existing media library compressed
- WebP versions created and served
- Oversized images resized
- Lazy loading checked
- Hero images kept sharp and preloaded
- New uploads optimised automatically
- Before and after page size report
What's not included
Full speed work such as scripts, caching and hosting is not included. See Website Speed Optimisation and Core Web Vitals.
Who it's for
WordPress sites with slow pages, large photos or a big media library that has never been optimised.
Delivery
Completed within 1 business day of receiving WordPress admin access.
How it works
- Order the optimisation. I contact you within one business day.
- Measured. Page sizes recorded.
- Optimised. Images compressed and converted.
- Tested. Before and after compared.
Work is completed by Mark Serdina, a Sydney-based Shopify, WordPress and SEO developer.
Want caching set up too? See WordPress Caching Setup.
New to ordering? Read how it works and the Shop FAQ, or book a free 15-minute consultation.
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Frequently asked questions
What is WebP?
A modern image format that is usually much smaller than JPG or PNG at the same quality.
Will my images look worse?
No. Compression settings are chosen to keep images sharp, and originals can be kept.
Do all browsers support WebP?
All modern browsers do. Older browsers fall back to the original format.
Does this help Google rankings?
Faster pages help Core Web Vitals, which is one of the signals Google uses.
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