Tiny SEO Help for Shopify: Image Compression, Schema and Redirects

Tiny SEO, listed on the App Store as TinySEO: SEO & Image Optimizer (formerly TinyIMG), compresses and renames images, writes ALT text, adds JSON-LD structured data, finds 404s and sets redirects, and minifies CSS and JavaScript. As of October 2026 it is free to install with 50 image optimizations a month, and paid plans run from $14 to $49 a month with 1,500 to 15,000 included. Most features switch on from the dashboard. Experts are hired when those settings touch the rest of the store: theme schema that overlaps the app's JSON-LD, apps that lose images when URLs change, lazy loading on images above the fold, and a redirect plan for years of deleted products. As of October 2026, 3 experts carry the Tiny SEO badge on shopexperts: 2 agencies and 1 freelancer, based in the United Kingdom, the United States and Germany. Brief them with your plan, image count, theme and every app that displays product images.

Tiny SEO Speed Image Optimizer

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Tiny SEO Speed Image Optimizer

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Blink

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Blink is a Shopify marketing agency specialising in SEO and PPC for large-catalogue stores. We help eCommerce brands scale by making products easier to find - for both customers and algorithms. As stores grow beyond 250 SKUs, structure breaks down and discovery suffers. We rebuild the foundations - taxonomy, collections, and product data - to drive sustainable growth across SEO, PPC, and on-site performance. Powered by proprietary tools Macaroni (keyword mapping and optimisation) and Macalytics (performance modelling), Blink helps growth-stage brands doing $5m+ in revenue double organic performance within 12 months, typically adding an extra 20% in overall revenue.

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Break The Web

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Ever met people who are a little too into SEO? — Hey, We're Break The Web. And we're those weirdos! Our agency specializes in helping in-house marketing teams of DTC/B2C brands make SEO more measurable, accessible, and, frankly, just less annoying. You need to know that we’re forever fascinated by how technology shapes our world — and how it can make you more money. This means we’re learning that new-new constantly and creating the search strategies that cut to the front of the pack. We’re not some elitist agency that requires $22k sitting fees, falls off the face of the earth, and then requires you to book calls days (or weeks) in advance. Instead, we’re on your team. It’s all about simplifying your inbound and SEO in the most painless way possible so the people pour in. The only success that actually matters is yours. The progress we make together will always be given to you in easily-readable metrics, which means you’ll know what we’re doing, why we’re doing it, and how it’s helping you grow. Our reputation is only as good as your results, which is why we’re obsessive about the strategies that build fanbases, boost your organic traffic, and help you take over the world.

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Richard Roth

SEO SpecialistBerlin, GermanyFrom $500

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Experienced SEO strategist with over 5 years of hands-on expertise and 160+ successful projects. Specialized in content SEO and technical SEO, helping businesses grow sustainably by increasing visibility, traffic, and revenue. Proven track record of scaling websites from 0 to over 1.05 million impressions through data-driven SEO strategies, in-depth keyword research, competitor analysis, and clean technical foundations. Industry experience across Tech, SaaS, E-Commerce, Local SEO, B2B, and Healthcare. Focused on long-term growth, top Google rankings, and measurable results.

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Tiny SEO jobs where a toggle isn't enough

The dashboard turns most features into switches. These are the places a switch needs someone thinking behind it.

Sizing the plan to the backlog. Pay as you go includes 50 images a month, then 3 cents each, so a 10,000-image first pass costs about $300. Beginner, Advanced and Expert include 1,500, 5,000 and 15,000. Clear the backlog on a bigger tier, then drop down.

Protecting images in other apps. Optimization gives each image a new URL. Apps that saved the old address, review apps above all, show broken images until they re-scan. An expert lists those apps before the first bulk run.

ALT text and filenames at catalog scale. Both are on every plan. Read what gets written for a sample of products before it runs across thousands of images.

One set of structured data. If your theme already outputs product schema, adding the app's JSON-LD can leave duplicates. Pick one source, as the Shopify schema markup guide explains.

Mapping dead URLs. Advanced finds 404s and sets 301s; Expert also redirects deleted products automatically. Someone still decides where each old URL should land.

Speed past the images. Lazy loading, preloading and minification help, but theme code and app scripts often matter more. That deeper work belongs to performance specialists.

Small stores can self-serve. A standard theme, a few hundred products and two or three apps: Beginner and an afternoon of settings usually cover it.

Questions for anyone running Tiny SEO on your store

Image apps are easy to switch on and awkward to unwind. Hire for caution as much as for skill.

Ask what they check before the first bulk run. A careful expert names the apps that store image URLs, the 30-day restore window and a test on a handful of products first.

Ask how they would avoid duplicate schema. They should inspect what your theme already outputs, with Google's Rich Results Test or the page source, before enabling the app's JSON-LD.

Ask how they will measure speed. The same pages, the same tool, several runs before and after. A single PageSpeed score proves very little, and TinySEO's own help center has an article on scores that don't move after image optimization.

Warning signs: a promised PageSpeed number, every feature enabled on day one, and no plan for restoring originals if something looks wrong.

Try one collection first. Pay for a single collection optimized end to end: images compressed, ALT text reviewed, reviews and search results checked for broken images, file-size savings reported. Then decide on the rest.

Tiny SEO limits, backups and images it can't reach

What gets optimized. Product gallery images, main collection images, featured blog images and images your theme adds as assets. Images in the Files section, inside blog post content and in third-party apps are out of reach; a manual optimization box handles those one by one.

New URLs after optimization. Apps that cache image addresses need a re-scan. TinySEO says a review app re-scan usually takes 5 to 10 minutes.

Getting originals back. Restore single images from View details, which works only with automatic image optimization. Bulk restores go through in-app support. Either way, it must happen within 30 days and before you uninstall.

After uninstalling. Images stay optimized in Shopify. Restoring them later means reinstalling the app.

Features by plan. Resizing, lazy loading, preloading and return-policy and shipping JSON-LD start at Beginner. IndexNow, 404 redirects, minification and llms.txt editing start at Advanced. Search Console insights and extended JSON-LD are Expert-only.

No app trial. As of October 2026 the listing shows no free trial; the Pay as you go tier is the way to test it.

Track record. Launched in 2019, Built for Shopify, with the admin available in 16 languages.

Tiny SEO badge holders at a glance

All 3 badge holders come at the app from the marketing side, with content and store setup skills in the mix.

Marketing and growth

On all 3 profiles: organic search and site performance

Copywriting and content

1 profile lists it, useful for reviewing AI-written titles and ALT text

Store setup and management

1 profile lists it, for catalog and redirect cleanup

Agencies and freelancers

2 agencies and 1 freelancer

Where they work from

The United Kingdom, the United States and Germany

Languages beyond English

Dutch, French, German and Spanish between them

Tiny SEO Shopify questions: plans, restores and setup

How much does Tiny SEO cost on Shopify?

As of October 2026, it is free to install with 50 image optimizations a month and 3 cents per extra image. Beginner costs $14 a month with 1,500 included, Advanced $23 with 5,000 and Expert $49 with 15,000, and the per-image overage falls on each higher tier. Hiring help is a separate cost.

Will Tiny SEO make my store fast on its own?

It helps with images and some front-end weight, but it can't rewrite your theme or remove app scripts. That is why TinySEO's help center covers PageSpeed Insights scores that stay flat after image optimization. If the store is still slow, the cause usually sits in theme code or third-party apps.

Can I undo Tiny SEO image compression?

Yes, with two conditions. Originals can be restored for 30 days after optimization, one at a time from the image details screen or in bulk through support. Do it before uninstalling. Once the app is gone, images stay in their optimized state unless you reinstall to restore them.

Do I need a developer for Tiny SEO Speed Image Optimizer setup?

Not for compression, ALT text and the basic toggles. A developer earns their fee when the theme already outputs structured data, when lazy loading has to be checked against the hero image on key templates, or when several apps display product images and need checking after every bulk run.

What should I send a Tiny SEO expert first?

Your current plan, the approximate number of images, your theme name and a list of every app that shows product images or reviews. Add Search Console access if you are on Expert, and a list of known broken URLs if you have one. That is enough to price the job.