Get an API Key
Create a free account on our website, navigate to the API section in your Dashboard, and generate your secret key.
Automatically compress, resize, and convert your media library to WebP without overloading your hosting server. Improve your SEO and Core Web Vitals instantly.
Before you can use the WordPress plugin, you must register an account and generate a free API key in your dashboard. The plugin connects to our cloud API to process images off-server.
Set it up once, and let the cloud handle the heavy lifting automatically.
Create a free account on our website, navigate to the API section in your Dashboard, and generate your secret key.
Install the Boost Image plugin from the WordPress directory. Go to Settings > Boost Image, and paste your API key to connect.
Every time you upload a new image to your Media Library, the plugin silently sends it to our API for lossless or lossy compression.
Use the Bulk Optimization tool to scan your existing library and compress thousands of older images in one click.
Search engines prioritize fast, responsive websites, especially on mobile. Large images are the #1 cause of slow load times and poor SEO performance.
Everything you need to manage WordPress media seamlessly.
Image processing requires heavy CPU usage. By sending files to the Boost Image API, your WordPress server remains fast and uninterrupted.
Easily select thousands of unoptimized images already in your library and process them in the background with a single click.
Choose between lightweight, recommended, or extreme compression levels. You can also opt to keep original backups safe on your server.
Track your quota directly in the plugin. If you hit your limit, the plugin stops gracefully. Upgrade or use On-Demand billing in your dashboard to resume.
Browse through real plugin screens: settings, bulk optimization, and usage statistics. Simple controls, clear status, and no clutter.
Start for free. Register to get your API key, then install the plugin and optimize your first 1,000 images at no cost.