Review images before cleanup

ThumbPress Pro adds image management utilities to the WordPress dashboard for site owners, developers, and agencies. Find unused images, detect large files, and identify duplicates in the media library. These checks help you review files that may need attention before taking action.

• Compress images, edit them with the built-in Image Editor, or replace an image with a new version.
• Move images to Trash and recover deleted images with Trash Images, providing a review step before removal is finalized.

Pro also builds on thumbnail control and regeneration, WebP conversion, lazy loading, hotlink protection, and social media thumbnail options.

Process images and formats

Bulk AVIF conversion processes images across the media library, which can help when many existing files need converting. AVIF is described as able to compress further than WebP while providing equal or better quality. WebP reduces file sizes compared with JPG and PNG.

CDN offloading is optional

Connect the media library to the ThumbPress CDN from the dashboard. Included storage is up to 100 GB, depending on the plan. According to the product information, a third-party CDN account, API keys, and DNS changes are not required; the nearest region is selected for the connection.

Existing media can be offloaded in the background in bulk, with live progress, cancellation, and automatic resume. New uploads can be offloaded automatically. Local copies can be removed after the CDN copy is confirmed, or kept as the default. You can exclude file types such as SVG and PDF, or particular image sizes.

Responsive image URLs are rewritten so image sizes can load from the edge. WooCommerce product, variation, and gallery images are supported. If the CDN is unreachable, images can fall back to your site's server. A storage dashboard shows included storage usage and how many images are served from the edge.

Installation and process

1. Install and activate ThumbPress Pro in WordPress.
2. Open the ThumbPress dashboard and pick a Pro module.
3. Review large, unused, or duplicate images before applying cleanup actions.
4. Compress, edit, replace, or convert images to AVIF in bulk as needed.
5. For CDN offloading, connect from the dashboard, choose the available storage settings, and start with existing media or new uploads.

CDN offloading is optional. The other image management modules can be used without it.