How to enable the automatic compression of large images in AnQiCMS and specify the compression width?

In the "Content Settings" page, you will see a series of configuration options related to content.Please scroll down the page to find a setting item named "Whether to automatically compress large images.This feature is turned off by default.To automatically optimize your website when uploading images, please set it to 'Enabled'.Once enabled, the system will automatically adjust and compress the size of the images you upload, thereby effectively saving server storage space and improving page loading speed.

The auto compression of large images in Anqi CMS is a microcosm of its efficient content management strategy.By simple steps, you can significantly improve the performance and operational convenience of your website, making your content marketing journey smoother.

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Common Questions (FAQ)

Q1: English compression feature is effective for the images that have already been uploaded? A1:Will not, the auto compression large image feature of Anqi CMS only takes effect on new images uploaded after you turn on this setting.For images uploaded to the website before this, the system will not automatically perform compression processing.If you want to optimize old images, you may need to manually process or use other tools.

Q2: Will there be a significant loss of image quality after enabling the English compression feature? A2:

Q3: If I enable both WebP image format conversion and automatic compression of large images at the same time, which one will execute first? A3:In "Content Settings", the WebP image format conversion and automatic compression of large images are two independent image processing options.According to the system description, if you have enabled WebP format conversion, all uploaded images will be converted to WebP format.The large image will be compressed automatically when uploaded, checking if the width exceeds the set value and then compressing.In most cases, these two processes work together, first adjusting the image size, and then performing format conversion to achieve optimized effects and storage efficiency.