Crush: Speed & Image Optimizer

Crush is a great app. I optimise my photos before uploading, but crush still managed to crush the photos with no visible loss of quality.

Their customer services is brilliant. There was a technical issue where my quota was used on images that weren't live on my site and Dom was amazing. Quick response, explained what had happened and credited the subscription immediately.

Highly recommended.

I love this app. Very simple to use, and overnight my entire store was optimized. I have so many products, I couldn't have done this myself. I recommend this app! Customer service is A+.

App works well so far. Also like the other features of image renaming and ALT text.

Excellent customer service. They reply quickly and efficiently take care of any issues you have. Highly recommend.

Very easy to use. I ran everything automatically which required no technical skill from me. It runs while your computer is shut off. Woke up this morning to everything being done. Great app to have.

I can't say enough good things about this app! We turned to it after Shopify's image creation restrictions severely hindered our business operations. We faced issues uploading product images, retailer images, updating email visuals, and even modifying theme images. This app has been a lifesaver by reducing all our image sizes. I highly recommend it to all retailers and brands. Shopify offered little assistance and simply suggested upgrading our account for double the cost, which would result in losing our markets. The image policy limits were never communicated when we signed up for basic plans or that retailer images would count against our image quota.

Update
We used to love this app—especially when we were trying to control image sizes after Shopify quietly stopped importing product images due to hidden limits. But now, we’re constantly bumping up against plan limits, and without manual intervention, the app just stalls for days.

We’ve had to upgrade or reset the plan every 2–3 days just to keep things moving. At this point, it’s more hassle than it’s worth. We’re switching to an app with unlimited image support—this one just doesn’t scale.