• Resolved johnboyson

    (@johnboyson)


    Hello, I tried ping to webp and nothing happened then i tried img to AVIF and nothing happens. nothing happens trying to speed my site up. I have installed bunny.net cdn today and also have W3 Total Cache installed to try an minify java script. also Image Prioritizer by wordpress performance team trying to output as webp.

    Its all very complicated regards John B

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Plugin Author kubiq

    (@kubiq)

    Hello,

    sorry, but I’m confused, you’ve just mentioned so many things, that have nothing to do with this plugin 😀

    Based on the URL you’ve provided I can tell that plugin is working, so what exactly is the problem?

    Here you can see that your new JPG image is loaded as avif successfully:
    https://img.kubiq.sk/2026-01-29_23-15-04.png
    so comparing to original image this has 65kb instead of 75kb and that’s ~13% less…
    https://img.kubiq.sk/2026-01-29_23-16-55.png

    You can convert old images and you will save a lot of data / traffic, and smaller files mean faster loading – that’s the point… many times it’s 50% or more, depends on the size and quality of the original image 😉

    Thread Starter johnboyson

    (@johnboyson)

    Thank you. I mentioned so many things maybe to help ? (Sorry it did not help, my fault) When i ran the plugin it just kept saying 0 converted, it did that for everything. then i got an email from wordfence saying 43 files found.

    High Severity Problems:

    * Unknown file in WordPress core: wp-admin/images/about-texture.png.webp

    So because of the email I knew something had changed but but was not sure if it was good or bad ?

    Thank you for replying

    Plugin Author kubiq

    (@kubiq)

    0 converted means that this folder doesn’t contain images OR images were converted and the final file size was bigger than original image, so they were instantly deleted – that’s something you can affect by changing output quality and mostly 75-80% is same as original, so depends how much perfect quality photos you need then you can reduce it more…

    About Wordfence – yes, you mostly want to convert only images in uploads folder, sometimes in themes and rarely in plugins, but almost never in wp-admin or wp-includes folders, but this option is open as there are crazy setups and configurations where images are outside of wp-content folder… but yes, you didn’t break anything, it’s ok, but you can also let Wordfence to delete these images outside of wp-content folder, as it has no effect on frontend web speed

    Thread Starter johnboyson

    (@johnboyson)

    Thank you for your help, much appreciated. Regards John.

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