Image Transparency Converter
Make any image background transparent and resize it in a couple of clicks — right in your Media Library.
Remove backgrounds. Resize images. Keep everything consistent.
Preparing images for a website can take more time than it should.
A content manager may need to use several different tools to remove backgrounds, resize images, convert formats, and make sure every image looks consistent before uploading it to WordPress.
JYP Image Transparency Converter brings this process into WordPress.
Select the images you want to prepare, choose your settings once, and let the plugin process them in the same way. The converted images are saved and registered in the WordPress Media Library just like files uploaded manually.
One tool for your everyday image preparation
JYP Image Transparency Converter is designed to simplify a common part of website content management.
Instead of switching between different image tools, you can prepare your images directly in WordPress. Remove a solid background, resize the image, choose the output format, and process the files using the same settings.
Remove backgrounds
Make a selected background colour transparent. The plugin uses the top-left pixel of the image as the background reference and lets you control the tolerance for similar colours.
Resize images
Set the required width and height and choose whether proportions should be preserved during conversion.
Convert to PNG or WebP
Choose the output format that fits your website and workflow.
Process many images at once
When you need to prepare a large number of images, processing files one by one quickly becomes repetitive.
Select multiple images and apply the same conversion settings to all of them. You can also select a local directory and process its contents, including files inside subdirectories.
This makes it easier to prepare a complete group of images using one consistent workflow.
Consistent results.
Configure the conversion once and use the same settings across all selected images.
Converted images become normal WordPress media
The plugin does not simply create files somewhere on your server.
Each successfully converted image is saved to the WordPress uploads directory and registered in the Media Library using the standard WordPress attachment API.
This means the converted image becomes a normal WordPress media item, just as if you had uploaded the file through the Media Library yourself.
WordPress then generates the configured intermediate image sizes and stores the metadata in the same way as it does for a normally uploaded image.
Convert your images once. Then continue working with them using the normal WordPress Media Library.
Keep your images organised
You can choose where converted files should be stored and whether the original directory structure should be preserved.
When working with directories, the plugin can include files from subdirectories and keep their structure in the output location.
Converted files use the -t suffix by default, making them
easy to distinguish from the original images.
This is particularly useful when preparing a large collection of images without changing or overwriting the original files.
See what is happening
Image conversion can take time, especially when processing a large number of files.
The plugin provides a conversion progress panel so you can see which images have been processed and follow the progress of the current task.
Conversion actions are performed asynchronously, helping you continue working in WordPress while the selected images are being processed.
Simple settings. Useful control.
The plugin keeps the conversion process straightforward while giving you control over the options that matter.
Background tolerance
Control how similar a colour can be to the sampled background before it is made transparent.
Output format
Choose PNG or WebP depending on how you want the converted images to be stored.
Image dimensions
Set the target width and height and choose whether to preserve the original proportions.
Output location
Choose the output subdirectory and decide whether the original directory structure should be preserved.
Built for WordPress
Make Image Transparent works with the standard WordPress media system, so converted images fit naturally into your existing content workflow.
The plugin supports the WordPress Media Library, attachment metadata, generated image sizes, and the standard uploads directory.
It uses Imagick or GD, depending on what is available on your WordPress installation.
Automate image conversion
If image preparation is part of a larger workflow, you can also use the plugin programmatically.
A REST API endpoint is available for image conversion. You can send individual files or directories and define the conversion settings through the request.
The plugin also provides a WP-CLI command for command-line workflows and automation.
REST API
Convert files or directories using
POST /wp-json/mit/v1/convert.
WP-CLI
Run image conversion from the command line and integrate it into
your existing workflow.
Built with developers in mind
Developers can integrate the conversion process into their own WordPress workflows using the available hooks and API.
The plugin provides developer hooks for extending the conversion process and working with converted images.
This allows the image preparation workflow to become part of a larger WordPress system instead of remaining a separate manual task.
A simpler way to prepare images
1. Select
Choose the images or directory you want to process.
2. Configure
Set the background tolerance, output format, dimensions, and output location.
3. Convert
Start the conversion and follow its progress.
4. Continue working
The converted files are saved and registered as WordPress media items, ready to be used in your content.
Ready for your WordPress workflow
Install the plugin, open Tools → JYP Image Transparency Converter, choose your conversion settings, and start preparing your images.
The plugin requires WordPress 6.0 or later and PHP 7.4 or later.
JYP Image Transparency Converter
Spend less time preparing images. Keep your workflow consistent.
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