Compression of Images and PDF in TYPO3
This script has been tested with TYPO3 and is compatible with all the servers that run PHP. It means that you just need to upload a folder of files on your server, then you can start compressing all images and PDF of this server.
Documentation: https://www.imagerecycle.com/documentation/how-to-compress-images-and-pdf-in-typo3
TYPO3 Image and PDF Compression Dedicated Script
The TYPO3 images and PDFs compression uses our super light standalone script, so it'll be always compatible with the latest TYPO3 version and connected to our latest API version. The install does not require any database, just a script upload in the same repository as TYPO3 and run the installation routine.
Setup TYPO3 Image Optimization Quality
We do care about your TYPO3 image quality, our algorithm has 2 levels of compression for images and one for the PDF. In all optimization levels, we first check the image quality, if it's already too much compressed and it'll be visible, we automatically skip the compression process.
The "Best saving" or "Lossy" image optimization quality is the best choice for the web, you preserve all the visual quality while compressing image by up to 80%
The original quality is the best option when you want to compress yet be able to reuse and modify images layer by preserving 100% of the image data. Image can be compressed by up to 20%
Compression TYPO3 Content Images
When you upload an image to a TYPO3 content and using specific TYPO3 extensions, your system may generates thumbnails or store images in cache. The TYPO3 image compression can be performed just before that image resizing or caching or just after by selecting specific thumbnail server folder or cache folder to compress.
This optimization method options offers the advantages of:
- Saving server resources (space and CPU mainly)
- Avoid compression of super large images
- Faster media manager loading when generating thumbnails
Background Compression and Auto Optimize TYPO3 Images and PDF
Once the script is installed you can launch a compression on the entire TYPO3 media library. The optimization process will run in background, meaning that you can work with TYPO3 during this time and you'll get Emailed once it's done! A cron task need to be stup and that'll be all.
Optimize Automatically New TYPO3 Images
Stay focused on your TYPO3 pages and content while we're dealing with the image compression. Using a cron task that require almost no server resources, launch automatically image and PDF compression using ImageRecycle servers.
TYPO3 Images One Month Backup and Restore
We store a TYPO3 original and compressed image (encrypted) during the backup storage time (1 month). During this period you can revert to original images, all reverted media will be replaced on your TYPO3 automatically.
Image and PDF Compression for TYPO3 Websites Using Sub-accounts
Once you subscribe a membership you have access to an unlimited sub-accounts creation. You can then define a sub-account per client with his own API key and Image + PDF compression quota. This quota can quota can be splitted in an unlimited number of sub-accounts, used in any TYPO3 website, other CMS or systems.
Save Server and CDN Fees with TYPO3 PDF and Image Compression
It's not a secret that TYPO3 is running large and heavy websites, so compressing images and PDF will reduce:
- The amount of storage required for your TYPO3 media
- The bandwidth fees or limitation applied by hosting companies
- CDN bandwidth fees
3rd Party Plugin and CMS Integration, The Media Compression in TYPO3 and More
ImageRecycle have the largest amount of integration regarding CMS and partners:
- WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Shopify dedicated extensions
- Using our script you can compress images in: Preatshop, October CMS, Drupal, Concrete5, Craft CMS
- It works with all the TYPO3 extensions that uses images
Download the image compression script here:
ImageRecycle - TYPO3 image compression
"I like TYPO3 community and the fact that's a powerful CMS for advanced users. Though, extensions is a problem and are usually stick to the basic. This is not the case here, the TYPO3 script works as expected, downsizing my pages weight by a lot. 5 stars recommended"
