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  • Enable WebP Conversion

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Recommended Configuration (Pro Users)

For optimal performance and maximum image optimization efficiency, use the following recommended configuration.

23.1 Recommended Settings #

  • WebP Conversion → Enabled
  • Conversion Scope → All Public Content
  • WebP Quality → 80
  • Lazy Load → Enabled

Why This Configuration? #

  • Ensures full-site image optimization
  • Balances visual quality and compression efficiency
  • Reduces image payload size significantly
  • Improves Core Web Vitals (LCP & CLS)

23.2 After Enabling #

  • Clear cache
  • Test image rendering across important pages
  • Verify WebP delivery using browser DevTools → Network tab

In DevTools, confirm:

  • Content-Type: image/webp
  • Reduced image file size compared to original JPEG/PNG

23.3 Pro Tip #

  • Regenerate WebP images after changing quality settings
  • Test checkout and dynamic sections separately
  • Combine with Gzip or Brotli for maximum performance impact

This configuration delivers the best balance between speed, efficiency, and image clarity.

Updated on March 12, 2026

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Lazy Load
Table of Contents
  • 23.1 Recommended Settings
    • Why This Configuration?
  • 23.2 After Enabling
  • 23.3 Pro Tip
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