iSrcset Reviews 2

I came across this service in an article about best practices for working with the srcset attribute.
Previously, for several years, I used another service for generating responsive images, in which I constantly had to transfer the resulting images to another site to convert them to webp.
However, isrcset already has this functionality! If webp does not suit you, you can enable image compression. The only thing with compression is that for some reason the site does not write the compression level, but I believe it is around 60-70%.
It is also good that you can upload several images at once in your personal account, the service will generate an archive consisting of archives with each image separately.

For better SEO of the developed sites at work they often make you fill in the srcset of the images. At first I made all the images manually through cropping, then they offered some site for automatic generation with the necessary breakpoints, and even with the contents of the srcset tag, but that site was not particularly convenient, without normal width settings, and generated generally every other time.

Accordingly, after some time I decided to look for an alternative solution and found isrcset. As I understand it, the service was developed specifically for this task - generating responsive images for the srcset attribute.

The most convenient among the analogues, there is:
- uploading several images at once to the personal account (so as not to poke 10 times to upload an image)
- image compression
- conversion to webp
- a convenient table that shows the entire array of final sizes (although when uploading several images, of course, it displays the size of only one image, like the first uploaded)