Our WordPress plugin now has 100,000 active installations!
We’ve reached 100,000 installs of our WordPress plugin, and it’s still highly rated! Check it out!
New Linux/Mac Command Line client for reSmush.it
We have written a command line tool (CLI) for Mac/Linux: Install it now on your computer/server
Best free image compression plugin of 2018 according to WP Beginner!
The WordPress plugin was voted the best free image compression plugin by WP Beginner 🙂
The WordPress plugin now has 20,000 active installs!
We’ve reached 20,000 installs of our WordPress plugin, and it’s still rated very highly! Check it out!
3 billion!
Our image optimization API has now (Dec 7, 2017) reached the third billionth optimized image and continues to offer this service for free 🙂 :-).
The previous endpoint will be deactivated on September 13, 2017
The old endpoint http://www.resmush.it/ws.php will be deactivated in mid-September. The only valid endpoint is http://api.resmush.it/ws.php.
HTTPS certification check deactivated
Since version 1.4.24 (Jul. 2017), SSL verification for remote images is disabled.
Compression optimization & EXIF stripping
Since version 1.4.21 (Feb. 2017), JPEG optimization has been improved and the weight has been reduced by an average of 5%. In addition, the EXIF data is removed by default (see API page).
2 billion pictures optimized!!!
In February 2017, we reached the second billionth optimized image, and still free 🙂 New servers are coming this month for even better performance 🙂
Official WordPress plugin
Thanks to Maecia Agency, a new WordPress plugin for reSmush.it was released in June 2016. Please welcome reSmush.it Image Optimizer.
1 billion pictures optimized!
In May 2016, reSmush.it proudly reached the first billion optimized images! And it continues!
The API endpoint has changed
Since March 2016 the endpoint has changed. Please update your scripts from http://www.resmush.it/ws.php to http://api.resmush.it/ws.php. The old endpoint will be deprecated on September 30, 2016
Customizable image quality factor.
You can now set the compression level for JPG images! See the API page for more information.