It’s probably safe to assume that any website owner reading this knows about SEO, which is about improving your website’s ranking on search engines to increase traffic. That should be …

Much like everybody else these days, the Tinify team has been obsessed with ChatGPT to answer the most pertinent – and sometimes not so much – questions. So, when we …

“Can I convert JPG to WebP?”, “When will you develop a JPG converter?”, “Do you have an image converter?”. Yes, yes and yes. Tinify’s API image converter is live! As …

“Make PNG smaller”, “how to compress JPEG to 50KB”, and “image size reducer” are a few of the things users type to find a way to compress large images into …

One of the most read posts in Tinify’s blog is about WebP, a next-gen image format that offers better compression for a faster website. WebP – together with HEIF, AVIF, …

There’s a saying that the longer a cow stands, the more likely it is to lie down. The same goes for CDN services: the chances of them failing increase the longer they are online. There is why companies are now relying on Multi-CDN.

Tinify CDN now includes the option of purging single files – now you can easily remove and update specific content, instead of purging everything.

Website performance is key for small businesses to attract customers. Find out how Tinify’s free image optimization tools can help your website rank higher on search engines.

A simple way to increase the loading time of your website is to compress the images. If you have a WordPress website, Tinify’s image compression plugin might be very helpful. This plugin can automatically compress all your images by integrating with the popular image compression services from Tinify. You can choose between the different compression options, just how you like it!

WebP is a by Google created image file format especially meant for web use. It’s a format that was created in 2010 but it’s still not widely used after all these years. The images can save a lot of storage and can make your webpages way faster which increases the user experience. However, the format is not supported by every browser yet and there is a risk of quality loss. Since more browsers accept the format, it’s getting more and more popular.