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Resolved nomad1108
(@nomad1108)

2 years, 12 months ago
Some of my product images (WooCommerce) are skipped during webp conversion, and I’m ending with srcet values like these on the front-end:
```
uploads/2020/12/mini-bouquet-fleurs-sechees-fiesta-03-scaled-600x600.jpg
uploads/2020/12/mini-bouquet-fleurs-sechees-fiesta-03-scaled-300x300.jpg
uploads/2020/12/mini-bouquet-fleurs-sechees-fiesta-03-scaled-1024x1024.jpg.webp
uploads/2020/12/mini-bouquet-fleurs-sechees-fiesta-03-scaled-150x150.jpg
uploads/2020/12/mini-bouquet-fleurs-sechees-fiesta-03-scaled-768x768.jpg
uploads/2020/12/mini-bouquet-fleurs-sechees-fiesta-03-scaled-1536x1536.jpg.webp 
uploads/2020/12/mini-bouquet-fleurs-sechees-fiesta-03-scaled-2048x2048.jpg.webp
uploads/2020/12/mini-bouquet-fleurs-sechees-fiesta-03-scaled-100x100.jpg
```
There is no regular pattern in the dimensions that are skipped/converted, sometimes I do have 100×100.jpg.webp for example.

Upon checking via FTP, I can see that skipped images have a .bk.jpg version (meaning they have been detected) while some converted images don’t have a .bk.jpg version…

The LiteSpeed Cache Image Optimization dashboard is saying:
– Images total: 764 groups – Congratulations, all gathered!
– Images total: 6808 images – Congratulations, all requested!
And it doesn’t change when I click “Rescan New Thumbnails”.

Thanks in advance for the help!

NB: I’ve enabled “Image WebP Replacement” + “WebP For Extra srcset” and disabled the WebP conversion that my theme was handling natively.

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Plugin Support qtwrk
(@qtwrk)

2 years, 12 months ago

Hi,

because some images don’t and won’t have webp version , you can simply verify by access the image URL with .webp , e.g.

https://www.flora.paris/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/mini-bouquet-fleurs-sechees-fiesta-03-scaled-150×150.jpg.webp

Best regards,
Thread Starter nomad1108
(@nomad1108)

2 years, 12 months ago
Hi @qtwrk, I don’t undertstand this statement “some images don’t and won’t have webp version”.

1. Isn’t the plugin supposed to convert any jpeg image to webp?

My example is from a product page powered by WooCommerce, which will always include the following ratio for a given image:
2. If (1) is not true, why some other product pages get a webp version for the 150×150 ratio? E.g. here with https://www.flora.paris/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/etoile-fleurs-sechees-decoration-noel-celeste-01-scaled-150×150.jpg.webp
- This reply was modified 2 years, 12 months ago by nomad1108.
- This reply was modified 2 years, 12 months ago by nomad1108.
Plugin Support qtwrk
(@qtwrk)

2 years, 12 months ago

Hi,

1) and 2) , yes , but in some case, for whatever reason , the webp file is larger than original jpg file , and in such case, for obvious reason , no point to keep the webp

Best regards,

Thread Starter nomad1108
(@nomad1108)

2 years, 12 months ago

Got it, thanks for the clarification!

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