Flying Images · Version history
Flying Images changelog and version history
- Latest version
- 2.4.16
- Nov 4, 2026 (5 days ago)
- Releases
- 57
- since 2019
- In the last year
- 2
- about one every 168 days
- Tested up to
- WordPress 7.0.8
- PHP 5.6 or later
Releases each year
- 201937 releases
- 202015 releases
- 20211 release
- 20221 release
- 20251 release
- 20262 releases
20262 releases
Flying Images 2.4.16Latest
- Fixed a security issue in HTML rewriting.
Flying Images 2.4.15
- Improved validation for the admin-only lazyload margin option.
20251 release
Flying Images 2.4.14
- Increased DOM size
- Updated shortcut links
- Updated “Optimize more” tab
- Removed “Support us” tab
- Updated FAQ
20221 release
Flying Images 2.4.13
- Fix: FacetWP compatibility
20211 release
Flying Images 2.4.12
202015 releases
Flying Images 2.4.11
- Detect webp images
Flying Images 2.4.10
- Disable inbuilt lazy loading introduced in WP 5.5
- Security updates
Flying Images 2.4.9
- [NEW] Support for WP Fastest Cache
Flying Images 2.4.8
- [BUGFIX] Add f=auto to only images from Statically CDN
Flying Images 2.4.7
- [BUGFIX] Add f=auto query string for WebP delivery
Flying Images 2.4.6
- [NEW] Support for W3 Total Cache
Flying Images 2.4.5
- [NEW] New thresholds for lazy loading margin (upto 3000px)
Flying Images 2.4.4
- [BUGFIX] Inject JavaScript for lazy loading only when it’s enabled
- [BUGFIX] Prevent adding Statically if image URL is already from Statically CDN
- [UPDATE] Updated “Optimize More” tab for new plugins
Flying Images 2.4.3
- [NEW] New URL for purging Statically CDN (https://statically.io/purge)
Flying Images 2.4.2
- [BUGFIX] Compatibility with Brizy page builder
Flying Images 2.4.1
- [NEW] More keywords to default lazy loading exclude list
- [BUGFIX] Compatibility with exisiting lazy loading plugins
Flying Images 2.4.0
- [NEW] Skip class “skip-lazy” and data attribute “data-skip-lazy” by default
Flying Images 2.3.10
- [BUGFIX] Revert bug in last update
Flying Images 2.3.9
- [BUGFIX] HTML detection failed when first line is empty
Flying Images 2.3.8
- [BUGFIX] Exclude base64 images from adding compression
201937 releases
Flying Images 2.3.7
- [BUGFIX] Warning while adding CDN to background style images
Flying Images 2.3.6
- [REMOVED] Elementor background lazy loading due to buggy behaviour
Flying Images 2.3.5
- [BUGFIX] Unable to save posts after the last update
Flying Images 2.3.4
- [BUGFIX] Improved HTML detection in parser
Flying Images 2.3.3
- [BUGFIX] Responsive images – Restrict srcset to max width of image
- [BUGFIX] Responsive images – Don’t generate responsive images if width is unknown
- [ADDED] “no-lazy” to default lazy load exclude list
Flying Images 2.3.2
- [BUGFIX] Improved responsive images
- [REMOVED] Experimental container width for responsive images
Flying Images 2.3.1
Flying Images 2.3.0
Flying Images 2.2.6
Flying Images 2.2.5
Flying Images 2.2.4
Flying Images 2.2.3
Flying Images 2.2.2
Flying Images 2.2.1
Flying Images 2.2.0
Flying Images 2.1.1
Flying Images 2.1.0
Flying Images 2.0.0
Flying Images 1.3.3
Flying Images 1.3.2
Flying Images 1.3.1
Flying Images 1.3.0
Flying Images 1.2.9
Flying Images 1.2.8
Flying Images 1.2.7
Flying Images 1.2.6
Flying Images 1.2.5
Flying Images 1.2.4
Flying Images 1.2.3
Flying Images 1.2.2
Flying Images 1.2.1
Flying Images 1.2.0
Flying Images 1.1.2
Flying Images 1.1.1
Flying Images 1.1.0
Flying Images 1.0.1
Flying Images 1.0.0
Questions about Flying Images’s releases
What is the latest version of Flying Images?
2.4.16, released on Nov 4, 2026 (5 days ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 7.0.8 and needs PHP 5.6 or later.
How often is Flying Images updated?
2 releases in the last year, about one every 168 days. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from October 2019.
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Start freeRelease dates come from the day each version’s folder was made in Flying Images’s WordPress.org SVN repository; the notes from its readme’s changelog, as its authors wrote it.