• Resolved samwp1

    (@samwp1)


    The Lightspeed cache plugin creates different dimensions of image groups for a single image. That is significantly increased my site size (single jpeg size 200kb – optimized webp image group size 3Mb).

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    Is there any way to use the single image without creating different resolutions, or reducing the image group size. Removing these different image versions will reduce the loading speed?

    It will be a great help if someone gives me a solution.

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  • serpentdriver

    (@serpentdriver)

    The Lightspeed cache plugin creates different dimensions of image groups for a single image. That is significantly increased my site size (single jpeg size 200kb – optimized webp image group size 3Mb).

    What makes you think that an image group increases in size?

    Plugin Support qtwrk

    (@qtwrk)

    Hi,

    these groups are NOT created by LSCWP

    it just scans/reads/gathers what you have on your site

    Best regards,

    Thread Starter samwp1

    (@samwp1)

    What makes you think that an image group increases in size?

    The uploading jpeg size is 200kb. When it is optimized to a webp image the group size 3Mb.

    Plugin Support qtwrk

    (@qtwrk)

    it looks like you have some misunderstanding and mis-conception how wordpress image works

    let’s say when you upload an image , 200 KB , res 1000 x 1000

    at the moment you upload it , your wp will create some resized thumbnails , for how many variety , it depends on your system and plugin/theme , but let’s imagine there are 4 of them , small 100 x 100 , middle 300 x 300 , large 800 x 800 and custom size for 500 x 500

    so you upload 1 image, but WP will create 4 more of them , so you will have total 5 images

    like

    something.jpg  ->  200 KB
    something-100x100.jpg ->  20 KB
    something-300x300.jpg  -> 70KB
    something-500x500.jpg  ->  100KB
    something-800x800.jpg  --> 160 KB
    

    so you uploaded a 200 KB image , but WP will take 200 + 20 + 70 + 100 + 160 = 550 KB disk space , this is default WP doing , not related/caused by LSCWP

    and if you do image optimization , as backup and webp will be created , it will be something like

    something.jpg  ->  150 KB   optimized original
    something.jpg.webp -> 120 KB  webp version
    something.bk.jpg -> 200 KB  original backup
    something-100x100.jpg ->  15 KB optimized original
    something-100x100.jpg.webp ->  10KB webp version
    something-100x100.bk.jpg -> 20KB backup
    something-300x300.jpg  -> 50KB optimized original
    something-300x300.jpg.webp -> 40KB webp version
    something-300x300.bk.jpg ->  70KB backup
    something-500x500.jpg  ->  80KB  optimized original
    something-500x500.jpb.webp ->  60KB  webo version
    something-500x500.bk.jpg -> 100KB backup
    something-800x800.jpg  --> 120 KB optimized original
    something-800x800.jpg.webp --> 100 KB webp version
    something-800x800.bk.jpg --> 160KB backup
    

    total of 1295 KB space

    • This reply was modified 2 years ago by qtwrk.
    • This reply was modified 2 years ago by qtwrk.
    Thread Starter samwp1

    (@samwp1)

    `Hi,

    these groups are NOT created by LSCWP

    it just scans/reads/gathers what you have on your site

    Best regards,`

    I have regenerate thumbnail plugin. Do you mean that the lightspeed cache plugin just reads its data and optimizes the images?

    Plugin Support qtwrk

    (@qtwrk)

    please check my previous reply

    if you have 5 thumbnails , LSCWP takes that

    if you have 10 thumbnails , LSCWP also takes that

    it just scan the database to get what you have , but it will NOT create what you don’t have.

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