Optimize Images in real-time with CDN

Image optimization significantly speeds up page loading. Page load time depends on several factors: your server response speed, the order of files load, and their size. The smaller the file size, the faster it loads. Sometimes images take up the lion's share of the entire page's weight. Image optimization helps you save traffic, optimized image can be up to 60% smaller than the original without any loss in quality.

To enable the CDN service itself, you may need a plugin depending on your CMS. However, for image optimization no additional plugins are required. This service is built into the CDN (activated with a button in your selfcare.cdnnow.pro dashboard).

It varies from case to case. It depends on the number of images on your site, traffic, and other parameters. Rather than relying on others' statistics, it's best to analyze your own. When you sign up for a trial from this page, the optimization service will be activated promptly after your request, and you will be able to monitor your statistics for 7 days. After the trial, you can decide if you are satisfied with your website's loading speed with optimization enabled and calculate your monthly expenses. You can also contact cdnnow! support at the end of your trial period for help with calculations. Generally, for an average website, 100 000 requests per month is more than enough.

Yes, they are cached. If your image URL does not contain unique parameters (query string), the optimized image will be reused for subsequent user requests. Cache does not last forever — older versions may be evicted by newer ones, and you may see wave-like patterns in your statistics dashboard. This is normal behavior.

Yes, if you use our file storage, you can optimize images just like they're stored on your own server — there is no difference in the process.

Sure you can. You can disable the image optimization service yourself on the "Acceleration" tab in your project settings at selfcare.cdnnow.pro. There is no fee for the optimization service.