Why Should You Disable Image Sizes in WordPress?
Create Only the Image Sizes Your Site Actually Uses
WordPress generates multiple image sizes by default to support different layouts. This feature helps you limit image generation to only the sizes your site needs, keeping uploads efficient and purposeful.
Improve Image Upload Speed on All Sites
Fewer image sizes mean less processing during uploads. This results in faster image uploads, smoother workflows, and reduced server load for blogs, business sites, and WooCommerce stores.
Reduce Ongoing Storage Usage Over Time
As your media library grows, unused image sizes quietly add to storage usage. Disabling extra image sizes helps control disk space naturally as new images are uploaded.
Keep the Media Library Organized and Simple
When only necessary image sizes are created, the Media Library stays easier to browse and manage. This is especially helpful for beginners, content teams, and multi-author sites.
Control Image Sizes From One Central Setting
Nexter lets you manage default, theme, and plugin-added image sizes together without custom code or extra plugins.
