Page Caching stores static HTML snapshots of your pages and serves them to visitors without running PHP or querying the database. For most sites, this is the single biggest performance improvement available. Cached pages load almost instantly.

Object Caching stores the results of database queries in memory (using Redis) so repeated queries return instantly instead of hitting the database every time. This is one of the biggest performance wins for logged-in experiences and dynamic pages that can’t be cached as static HTML.

WebP is a modern image format that produces significantly smaller files than JPEG or PNG, often 25–35% smaller, without a visible drop in quality. Smaller images mean faster page loads, lower bandwidth usage, and better Core Web Vitals scores. This panel has two toggles and two action buttons for managing WebP on your site.

The Tools tab contains utility actions for maintenance and troubleshooting. Use these when you need to reset part of your site’s state, like clearing cached data, forcing users to sign in again, or flushing caches after making changes. All actions in this tab show a confirmation prompt before running, so you won’t trigger anything by (more…)