5 Best Free CDN Solutions for WordPress to Speed Up Your Site

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CloudFlare

However, because Cloudflare is technically a reverse proxy, the setup process is a little more involved – you’ll need to point your domain name’s nameservers to Cloudflare so that Cloudflare can direct your site’s traffic (and serve up content from the CDN).

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Jetpack

The one limitation to consider is that Jetpack Site Accelerator doesn’t let you “purge” your cached content. Basically, that means that you won’t be able to change an image while keeping the same filename. It’s usually not a big deal, though – you can just upload a new image using a different filename.

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3

Swarmify

Previously known as Swarm CDN, Swarmify is a free CDN service with a dedicated WordPress plugin to make implementation easy. Just as with Jetpack, Swarmify only works on your images, though.

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4

Amazon CloudFront

Optimole – helps you compress/resize images, serve dynamic images based on each user’s resolution, and deliver everything using the Amazon CloudFront CDN.

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Incapsula

The setup process for adding Incapsula to WordPress is similar to CloudFlare. All you need to do is create an Incapsula account and change your DNS to Incapsula.

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KeyCDN

KeyCDN – KeyCDN is an easy-to-implement CDN that starts at just $0.04 per GB. They’re the same people beyond plugins like Cache Enabler and the Optimus image optimizer plugin, so KeyCDN works great with both those plugins.

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MaxCDN

MaxCDN – MaxCDN is well known in the WordPress community. Though slightly more expensive than KeyCDN at $0.08-0.09 per GB, MaxCDN is still affordable for most users.

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