PixGlory compresses and converts images in bulk, then serves them from a global CDN with automatic WebP delivery. A WordPress plugin offloads whole media libraries in one click. Everything is reversible: leave any time and your originals stay untouched.

We built PixGlory because we were tired of the slow, repetitive process of optimizing images for web projects. Every time I needed to convert a batch of images to WebP or AVIF, I'd either use clunky desktop software or upload files one by one to online tools. It was frustrating. So we built what we wanted: a simple tool where you drag & drop multiple images, pick your output formats, and get everything processed in seconds. What PixGlory does: Batch convert images to WebP, AVIF, JPEG, and PNG Automatic optimization (up to 80% smaller files) Download individual files or as a ZIP Track your usage and batch history There's a free tier (100 transforms/month) so you can try it out without commitment. I'd love to hear your feedback — what features would make this more useful for your workflow? Thanks for checking it out!

@dev_glory Huge congrats!

This will definitely come in handy when building image-heavy pages! It's great that there is a history of transformations, and I can download them later.

One thing that would be nice to have is to add a "Shareable link" to batches. This way, designers can also share optimized images with their teams.

@naim_naimov

Thanks so much, Naim! 🙏

Really glad to hear it'll be useful for your workflow! The shareable link feature is a great idea — it would make collaboration so much smoother for teams. We're definitely adding this to our roadmap!

Stay tuned, and thanks again for the feedback!

@naim_naimov

Thanks so much, Naim! 🙏

Stay tuned, and thanks again for the feedback!

PixGlory

Bulk image optimisation with a built-in global CDN

Bulk image optimisation with a built-in global CDN