Cloudflare R2 Images
I move your WordPress media to Cloudflare R2 with on-demand resizing and WebP delivery from the edge, the same setup my own site runs on. Your origin stops serving images, and your upload workflow doesn’t change.
500M+ search impressions earned on a site that serves its images from R2
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What it costs
You get the whole pipeline: bucket, Worker, WordPress integration, and migration of your existing library, validated end to end. R2 storage is billed by Cloudflare to your own account, with no egress fees.
Requires Cloudflare on your domain; the cache setup service handles that if it’s missing.
All prices include GST.
How this runs
I measure your media footprint: library size, thumbnail sprawl, and image weight on your heaviest pages. These are the numbers the final report gets compared against.
You leave with: the numbers we’re trying to beat.
The R2 bucket and Edge Worker go up on your own domain and your own Cloudflare account. The Worker builds each image size on demand and caches it at the edge.
You leave with: an edge pipeline you own.
A lightweight integration points WordPress at R2 and protects the resize endpoint with a secret. Your editors keep uploading exactly as before; nothing about the workflow changes.
You leave with: a media workflow that didn’t change.
Existing uploads sync to R2 and get validated page by page, then I confirm images are serving from the edge and write up the before and after.
You leave with: measured results, not claims.
I built this setup for my own site first, because WordPress’s habit of spawning thumbnails on every upload was bloating my storage and slowing my backups. The version I sell is the version I run.
The idea is simple: stop pre-generating sizes nobody asked for. The Worker builds exactly the size a visitor needs, converts it to WebP, and the edge caches it from then on.
I won’t solve this with a heavy optimization plugin. Those add database tables and settings screens to fix a problem they partly create.
— Gaurav
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₹12,000 fixed for one site, and the price includes GST. That covers the R2 bucket, the resizing Worker, WordPress integration, migration of your existing media library, and a before and after report. R2 storage itself is billed by Cloudflare to your account, and R2 charges nothing for bandwidth.
R2 is Cloudflare’s object storage with zero egress fees, meaning you don’t pay for bandwidth when images are served. Combined with an Edge Worker that resizes and converts on demand, it turns your media library into a fast global CDN without S3-style serving costs.
No. You and your team keep using the WordPress media library exactly as before. The integration handles storage and delivery behind the scenes, which is the point: infrastructure should change without your workflow noticing.
Yes. My own site serves its images through this exact R2 and Worker setup, which is why I can be specific about how it behaves in production. I built it for myself before I offered it to anyone.
It fixes the image part, which on image-heavy pages is usually the biggest part of LCP. If your real bottleneck is server response or JavaScript, this alone won’t save you, and I’ll say so. The speed audit tells you which case you’re in before you spend.
About me
Everything I would put on your site is running on mine first.
Care clients get the same stack I trust with my own traffic: GT Performance, Cloudflare, Redis, Hetzner.
I was a teacher before I was a developer. I taught mathematics to competitive-exam students, which is why I explain hard things plainly instead of hiding behind jargon.
What I am actually good at is the join: technical SEO, fast front-ends, and content treated as one system instead of three vendors blaming each other.
Send your domain and a rough image count. I’ll reply with what the move would look like on your stack and when I can start.
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