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Notes on web performance and technical choices behind ImagePipe.

Illustration of a shield, symbolizing data protection and GDPR compliance October 2, 2026

Where Your Images Are Processed: Data Residency and GDPR Implications

For a professional buyer with a DPO or SIRET, "where does image data go" isn't rhetorical. Here's what actually happens to product photos when ImagePipe generates a variant.

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Illustration of a leaking bucket, symbolizing wasted resources from unoptimized images September 19, 2026

What Not Optimizing Your Images Really Costs

Unoptimized product images don't just slow pages down: they quietly inflate hosting bills and erode conversion rate. A look at where the money actually goes.

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Ruler icon representing reserved image dimensions to prevent layout shift September 12, 2026

Avoiding CLS on product galleries when sizes are generated on the fly

Why reserving space for dynamically generated gallery images prevents layout shift, and where the risk differs from static files.

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Stopwatch icon representing page load timing for the LCP metric September 8, 2026

Making your main product image a good LCP

Why the main product image should never be lazy-loaded, how fetchpriority="high" fixes it, and how to verify the fix with PageSpeed Insights.

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Signpost icon representing the choice between AVIF and WebP image formats September 6, 2026

AVIF in 2026: where real browser adoption stands, and why the WebP fallback still matters

A realistic look at AVIF browser support in 2026, and why WebP still matters as a fallback.

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Photograph icon representing image format conversion August 24, 2026

WordPress 6.7 already does WebP natively: why ImagePipe still matters

What WordPress 6.7's native WebP generation actually does, and why on-demand generation still covers a gap it doesn't.

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Illustration: a shopping bag representing an online store, symbolizing Google Merchant Center's image requirements August 4, 2026

Adapting your product images to Google Merchant Center's new 2026 requirements

Since April 14, 2026, Google Merchant Center has been flagging product images that are too small: the minimum size is rising to 500×500 px, enforced starting January 31, 2027. What that changes in practice, and how to check your catalog before the deadline.

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Illustration: a green leaf overlaid on an image, symbolizing web eco-design applied to an online store's visuals August 3, 2026

Web eco-design: why your image file sizes are becoming a compliance criterion in 2026

RGESN, the REEN law, digital sobriety: eco-design standards are taking shape in France, and page weight sits at their center. What that concretely changes for an online store, and why image optimization is no longer just a speed issue.

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Illustration: a photo surrounded by a spark, symbolizing an AI-generated product visual July 30, 2026

AI-generated product photos: the new source of oversized images on your store

Replaced background, generated staging, automatic retouching, AI tools are changing how stores produce their product visuals in 2026, but not their file size. Why these images need optimization more than ever.

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Illustration: One variant generated on demand rather than batch processing July 18, 2026

Why on-demand generation beats batch processing

Most optimization plugins process all images at the time of upload. ImagePipe is waiting for the first real request, this is why it changes everything on a large catalog.

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