TwicPics Reviews

Up until now I only tried the Wordpress plugin and yet have to try the video functionality which is in beta and only works by manual setup – but it works very well and improves the loading times and therefore the UX. Great tool!

I tried several image compression and site speeding tools and WordPress plugins, but they often caused problems, such as images not displaying or the site going blank.

Twicpics delivers optimised images through CDN without processing the site's images, so I was able to make my site faster without the above problems.

In total, the site has about 400,000 PV per month, but the data usage is only about 10 GB per month at most.

Highly recommended!

Image optimization is a must nowadays, and Twicpic does it right.

I first saw Twicpic's name on the list of providers for the NuxtJS image module. When I saw it on Appsumo, I decided to give it a try.

My primary goal was to use Twicpic in NuxtJS projects. However, after a few tests, I was pleased to discover that it worked seamlessly with WordPress.

So far, I have successfully tested Twicpic with NuxtJS, WordPress using the Divi page builder, WordPress using the Breakdance builder, and via Amazon S3.

However, I have not yet had a chance to try video optimization, detailed transformations, and parameters.

Overall, I am very happy with the results so far.

I have upgraded my rating from 3 to 5 tacos.

The service itself is excellent and does exactly what it says on the box. Integration is easy and it saves a heap of time and energy by no longer needing to work out the perfect image sizes.

I have used the Javascript integration method and it works perfectly as far as I can tell. Images are delivered at the exact size that I need them at substantially lower file sizes.

Now that custom domains can be set up in the back end it is a quick and easy process.

I've had to contact support twice and they have been helpful and reasonably quick to reply.

Highly recommended.

With large images, gifs and video being largely responsible for slow websites and, typically as a result, lower ranking, it's important to get this right for SEO and user experience.

Implemented TwicPics in my SaaS (Quickblog) and immediately saw a 68% reduction in traffic usage. This means my users' blogs are loading much faster on average - speed is king for website conversions.

This is gold-dust if you own a SaaS or Website with a lot of media-rich traffic. I've already upgraded to the 150GB traffic plan, should ensure plenty of growth for Quickblog.

5 tacos!

this is a gem if you are a speed junky like me. we all want our sites to have some pretty pics and perhaps a nice video or two. That, however usually comes at a hefty performance price. well performance bloat no more - with TwicPics I can have my cake and eat it too :)

support is fast to respond
they also offer great documentation for settting up
and my personal favorite is that they allow me to use Twicpics easily in my reactjs and vuejs projects - AND by using it you get responsive images and videos, so no more weird looking sizes that make your site look unprofessional

LOVE THIS!

My first stab was with a Wordpress website. At first I had some issues with the TwicPics plug-in. It was conflicting with the page builder plug-in (jquery conflicts). The support team replied immediatly and sorted out the problem. They included this solution to ist plug-in update.

Today I purchased TwicPics and started optimizing our custom company website. It took me a while to write code for replacing the default image tags in our custom CMS by the TwicPics tag. Under normal circumstances this is simple, but we use a special storage and I want to be able to switch on and off between TwicPics and local storage, especially in development mode. At last, it worked and images are now served lightening fast.

I made some other improvements on our website. Google Lighthouse and GTMatrix gave me great insights.

Overall, our Website score went from grade C to A within a few hours.

TwicPics provides a perfect documentation and solid interface so that every developer can start digging in anytime.

The only thing I could not set up was a custom CNAME record as a domain name for serving our photos. This is an important point because we want our images to be indexed on Google under our own hostname. I opened a ticket today, and I am looking forward to get a helpful response, hopefully this weekend.

It's easy to integrate and I was able to decrease the size of my website images from 9MB to just 200kb!