When a new image is uploaded to WordPress Media Library, compress it automatically
WordPress to Image Compressor
Image Compressor integration
Connect Image Compressor with 918+ other apps in FlowMattic. Pick a trigger, add Image Compressor steps, map the fields from earlier steps and run the workflow on your own server with no per-task fees.
1 action Integration version 1.0 Categories: Data Transformation, Images & Design Unlimited workflows and runs
Triggers and actions for Image Compressor
A trigger is the Image Compressor event that starts a workflow. An action is what FlowMattic does in Image Compressor from a step.
| Event | What it does | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Compress Image | Compress an image and save it to WordPress media library | Action |
Three steps to a running Image Compressor workflow
The builder keeps the order you think in: connect the app, choose what starts the workflow, add what should happen.
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Connect
Authorise Image Compressor once
Add a Image Compressor connection under Connects and reuse it in every workflow. Credentials stay in your WordPress database.
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Trigger
Pick what starts it
Start from a WordPress event, a form, a webhook, a schedule or any of the 918+ integrations, then capture a sample so later steps can map real fields.
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Act
Add Image Compressor steps and logic
Chain Image Compressor actions with Router, Filter, Iterator and Delay, test each step against captured data, then switch the workflow on.
Image Compressor workflows people build
Each example pairs Image Compressor with an app it is often used with. Build any of them on the canvas, or start from the workflow library.
Compress and upload image to Google Drive when WooCommerce product image is added
WooCommerce to Image Compressor, then Google Drive
When a user uploads a profile photo in BuddyBoss, compress and optimize it
BuddyBoss to Image Compressor
Compress images received via webhook from Canva
Webhooks to Image Compressor
When a new post is published in WordPress, compress all featured images attached to post
WordPress to Image Compressor, then WordPress
When product photos arrive via email, compress them before adding to WooCommerce
IMAP Email Parser to Image Compressor, then WooCommerce
About Image Compressor
FlowMattic integration version 1.0
Automatically compress and optimize images in WordPress workflows. Reduce file sizes, improve site speed, and save storage with intelligent image compression
Image Compressor integration changelog
What changed in each version of the integration.
Start automating Image Compressor today
Try the Image Compressor integration on a live demo site, or install FlowMattic on your own and keep every run on your server.
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