TinySharp for WordPress

Two free plugins for two different WordPress image problems

Use Image Optimizer Connector to reduce file weight and deliver modern formats. Use Thumbnail Audit & Repair to inspect and rebuild WordPress-generated image sizes.

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Do not use one plugin name for every task

Compression, modern delivery and thumbnail regeneration are separate workflows. TinySharp keeps them separate so users can install only the tool that matches the problem.

Performance

TinySharp Image Optimizer Connector

Compress WordPress Media Library images, optimize new uploads, create WebP/AVIF variants, keep backups and control frontend delivery.

Automatic optimization on upload
Bulk optimizer for existing media
Backup and restore controls
Safe replacement and frontend delivery
Optional TinySharp API connection

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Maintenance

TinySharp Thumbnail Audit & Repair

Inspect image sub-sizes, find missing metadata or files, detect outdated current dimensions and regenerate only what is needed.

Non-destructive Media Library audit
Missing physical-file detection
Repair, missing-only and selected-size modes
One image per request
Pause, resume and local history

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Which plugin should I install?

Choose by the symptom you can see

Images are too large or pages are slowUse Image Optimizer Connector

New uploads are not optimized automaticallyUse Image Optimizer Connector

Thumbnails are missing after a theme changeUse Thumbnail Audit & Repair

Stored sizes use old dimensionsUse Thumbnail Audit & Repair

You need to verify what the live page servesUse the Chrome extension after either plugin

You need both structural repair and compressionRun audit/repair first, then optimize

One connected ecosystem

WordPress plugins solve the site; Chrome verifies the page

Use each product at the layer where it has the right context and safety controls.

Image optimizer

Improve file size and delivery

Compression, WebP/AVIF, backups, restore and controlled frontend delivery.

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Thumbnail repair

Repair generated WordPress sizes

Audit metadata and physical files, then regenerate the affected current sub-sizes.

Explore thumbnail repair

Chrome extension

Audit the public page

Check the real browser output, image dimensions, alt text and oversized assets.

Install Chrome extension

WordPress product FAQ

How the TinySharp plugins work together

Clear boundaries prevent duplicate features and confusing recommendations.

Do I need both WordPress plugins?

No. Install only the plugin that matches the current problem. Sites with both broken sub-sizes and heavy files can repair thumbnails first, then optimize images.

Do the plugins require the same account?

Thumbnail Audit & Repair runs locally without a TinySharp account. Image Optimizer Connector includes local tools and can optionally connect a TinySharp API key for hosted processing and shared usage.

Which plugin should run first?

When image sizes are missing or outdated, repair the WordPress thumbnail structure first. Then run compression so the current files and sub-sizes can be optimized.

How does the Chrome extension fit in?

It audits the live page after WordPress processing so you can confirm delivered URLs, dimensions, alt text and remaining image issues.