• Resolved dziordzio

    (@dziordzio)


    Hey there!

    I’ve noticed that the .webp versions of images aren’t created for every featured image. Some of the featured images are converted into webp, but some are not. I wonder what could cause this?

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  • Plugin Support qtwrk

    (@qtwrk)

    Hi,

    Please check this page

    Best regards,

    Thread Starter dziordzio

    (@dziordzio)

    Hi,

    I’ve checked everything that is written on that page, and still can’t find the answer.

    WebP was enabled too late: Create WebP Versions should be turned ON before you begin Image Optimization.

    I have turned this option ON before the image optimization began.

    The WebP file is bigger than the JPEG.

    In the image library, next to each image, I can see a notification that “WebP saved x%”, although only the main (original) image is not converted into webp, other sizes like thumbnail, large, medium, etc are converted.

    Not all browsers support WebP.

    I’m using Chrome, and as I said, some of the images are showing as webp, but some are not.

    You may not have turned on WebP Replacement.

    I did.

    The plugin can only perform WebP replacement on the HTML tag.

    Images are loaded via HTML.

    Are you sure the WebP actually exists?

    That’s the problem ?? It doesn’t – but why? Is it possible that other sizes than the original are converted into webp, because the original image’s webp version would be same size/bigger size than jpg or png?

    Plugin Support qtwrk

    (@qtwrk)

    Hi,

    In the image library, next to each image, I can see a notification that “WebP saved x%”, although only the main (original) image is not converted into webp, other sizes like thumbnail, large, medium, etc are converted.

    That’s the problem ?? It doesn’t – but why? Is it possible that other sizes than the original are converted into webp, because the original image’s webp version would be same size/bigger size than jpg or png?

    that’s the case , the webp doesn’t exist because the size is largen than original.

    you may see webp indicator in Media , but it does not represent all webp for resized images are exists.

    e.g. you have 1 original images, and 6 resized images when you upload it to WP , then you may have , let’s say , 3 or 4 images got webp , while others didn’t , in such case, it will still show the webp indicator in Media page

    Best regards,

    Thread Starter dziordzio

    (@dziordzio)

    Right, thanks for clearing that up!

    Plugin Support qtwrk

    (@qtwrk)

    Hi,

    thanks , I will also ask our doc team to update the doc to be more clearer about that

    Best regards,

    Plugin Support LiteSpeed Lisa

    (@lclarke)

    Hey, @dziordzio

    Just wanted to thank you for your question. I’ve updated our docs (Media Troubleshooting and Image Optimization) to help others in the future.

    Cheers!

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