Your photos don’t tell Google — or AI models — what you sell

They are two separate things done to the same file. Compression makes photos smaller — the example on this page is 5.6 MB that came down to 79 KB. Lighter photos mean a faster page, and Google scores speed. The title, alt text, description and file name are the only things a search engine or an AI model knows about the image itself — without them the photo is a blank to them and stands no chance in Google Images. Compression without descriptions gives you a fast page with invisible photos. Descriptions without compression give you described photos on a slow page.

Not necessary — it is an extra option, and you decide. But it is the part most often skipped and the one that decides whether a photo stands a chance in Google Images. The plugin will not touch the name of a file already used in a published post, set as a featured image, or sitting in a WooCommerce product gallery — it checks before every rename so nothing on your live site stops showing.

They stay with you. The plugin writes titles, alt text and descriptions into the standard WordPress fields — where WordPress keeps them for every image. They are not in our database and they do not leave with the subscription. After cancelling you stop writing new ones and everything written so far keeps working. Compression and the audit stay free.

No. Compression and the library audit work the moment the plugin is installed, with no paid subscription and no limit — on every plan, the free one included. Compression runs on your own server and costs you nothing. A paid plan is needed only for writing descriptions, built on the keywords you have settled on.

Do the maths yourself. Writing a title, alt text, a description and a sensible file name — thinking about keywords rather than typing anything — takes between two and five minutes per photo. At two hundred photos that is anywhere from seven to nearly seventeen hours in the Media Library. The plugin does it in one click per photo.

No. While a page is being served the plugin does nothing at all — your visitors wait not one moment longer.

A photo is converted once: when you upload it, or when you start the library run yourself. Never while a customer is browsing. And it is completely free for you.

Descriptions are generated on our servers, not yours. The AI uses none of your computing power.

The effect is the opposite: lighter photos mean a faster page.

Because ConverterSEO reads your site first — the copy, the products and the categories. In the wizard you give it your address or describe the business briefly, and the plugin analyses the rest and suggests the phrases your customers use to look for your products.

You do not start from a blank page, and you do not lose hours building a keyword list by hand.

Everything written later rests on that analysis. That is why instead of “product image” you get a description saying what is actually in the photo and what your company does.

The plugin saves straight away, but it saves into the standard WordPress fields — image title, alt text and description. You can correct them at any time in the Media Library, exactly as you would for a photo described by hand. There is no closed format and no separate database you cannot reach.

Yes. The plugin works on the WordPress Media Library, and WooCommerce product photos are ordinary attachments in it — so they are covered like any others. It also knows about product galleries: before renaming a file it checks, among other things, whether the photo is in a product gallery or set as a featured image.

Yes. The plugin analyses not only products and their categories but the range of services too — and above all the photos themselves. A car rental, a law firm, a hotel, a stonemason, a massage studio — if you have photos next to your service descriptions, it works exactly as it does for products.

The plugin currently works in WordPress, and integrations with other shop platforms are in preparation. The free converter on this site, meanwhile, works in any browser — with no account and nothing to install: you drop files in and get WebP back, and nothing reaches an outside server.

Yes, in the panel. Before anything is charged you see the exact amount — the difference is worked out in proportion to what is left of the paid period — and you have to confirm it. Cancelling does not cut you off overnight: the plan runs to the end of the paid period.

Two separate things. The compression effect shows the same day: the page is lighter and you can measure it with any speed tool. Descriptions and file names only start working once Google visits your pages again — for some sites that is days, for others weeks, depending on how often the crawler comes round. We will not promise you a position, because nobody honest can. What we can do is make sure your photos have something to say for themselves.

It can all go on descriptions in your own language. The allowance is one shared pool and you split it however you like. One description is one photo in one language — so a thousand descriptions is either a thousand photos in your own language, or two hundred and fifty photos across four languages, or anything in between. The plan limits how many foreign languages you may use, not how much of the pool has to go to them.