This setting controls the compression quality of generated WebP images, allowing you to balance file size and visual clarity.
21.1 Overview #
Lower quality = smaller file size
Higher quality = better visual clarity
SpeedyGo uses an optimized compression algorithm that balances image sharpness and file size to maintain performance without noticeable quality loss.
How It Works Internally #
- Applies quality parameter during WebP generation
- Uses GD or Imagick compression settings
- Preserves original image files (non-destructive)
- Regenerates WebP files when quality value is changed
21.2 Settings #
Adjust WebP Quality #
- Use the Range Slider (0–100) to set image quality
Recommended value:
- 80
21.3 Quality Guidelines #
- 70–80 → Best balance for most websites
- 85–90 → High visual fidelity (slightly larger files)
- Below 60 → May reduce visible image quality
21.4 Best Practice Recommendation #
- Start with 80 for optimal balance
- Test visually on hero images and product photos
- Re-generate WebP images after changing quality settings
WebP Quality Control ensures optimized image performance without compromising visual experience.