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  • Plugin Author WP Media

    (@wp_media)

    Hi @youssouf19

    Please let me clarify that when an image is “Well done” optimized it means Imagify tried to compress the image but hasn’t been able to reduce the image size further. Since those images are not optimized from Imagify it is not possible to have a “Restore original” link.

    In more detail, the image you are referring to on the following link https://kuulaa-tech.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Batterie-externe-10000mAh-anker-mini.jpg its size is 19.9KB and if you check its original version on the following link as well https://kuulaa-tech.com/wp-content/uploads/backup/2020/10/Batterie-externe-10000mAh-anker-mini.jpg is 19.9KB. There is no optimization made from Imagify on this image.

    Let me know if you have any further questions. I’ll be happy to help.

    Best Regards,

    Ioanna

    Thread Starter Youssouf

    (@youssouf19)

    Hello Ioanna,

    Thanks for your answer. I understand that Imagify tried to compress the image but hasn’t been able to reduce the image size further. It is due to the fact that those images are already compressed.

    However, I never used any plugin for image compression other than Imagify.

    The original image is not the link you gave, since this one is a little bit blurry, it is the one already compressed by imagify. Imagify is the plugin that makes my images blurry (we discussed that in another topic launched by myself and the support were agreeing on this point).

    I still have the original images on my computer, and we can see that the quality is better. So there was a compression done by the plugin and it can’t restore them now.

    Here are a couple of other examples I took randomly on my website :

    Example 1 :

    https://kuulaa-tech.com/products/support-telephone-voiture-infrarouge/

    Image of the website after Imagify : https://kuulaa-tech.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/Support-telephone-voiture-Infrarouge-1.jpg

    Original image on my computer : https://ibb.co/F303Cgr

    Example 2 :

    https://kuulaa-tech.com/products/batterie-externe-20000mah-macaron-edition/

    Image of the website after Imagify : https://kuulaa-tech.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/91a6d8bf0ab9a3c4f0fc99aa13aa5645.jpg

    Original image on my computer : https://ibb.co/xYNgFm7

    So the problem is the plugin that don’t want to restore them, knowing that i never used any other plugin than Imagify, it can only be a bug from the plugin Imagify, how do you think I can put the original ones back ?

    If it can help you resolve my issue, I used many accounts of Imagify, deleted the plugin and reinstall it different times, and always checked the “keep the original files” option. This is probably this usage of the plugin that created the bug. I think they are somewhere in my ftp files, but I don’t know how I can restore them.

    It’s really important for me, and it represents thousands of hours of work, can you please try to do your best.

    Thanks. Best regards.

    Plugin Author WP Media

    (@wp_media)

    Hi @youssouf19

    Thank you for the updates.

    According to the previous thread you shared it looks like your images were displayed through Jetpack CDN. In this case, the image quality was related to Jetpack re-optimization. Jetpack does extra optimization on the images that have already been optimized and is causing the low image quality.

    As previously mentioned is not possible to restore a “Well done” optimized image since there was no optimization made.

    However, from the following image link, https://kuulaa-tech.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/91a6d8bf0ab9a3c4f0fc99aa13aa5645.jpg the image’s size is 9.84KB. If you want please share the original version of the image so we could test it from our end regarding the image quality.

    Best Regards,

    Ioanna

    Thread Starter Youssouf

    (@youssouf19)

    Hello Ionna,

    Thank you. Here’s the link of the image you asked : https://www.cjoint.com/doc/23_04/MDdqQgWrJNA_91a6d8bf0ab9a3c4f0fc99aa13aa5645.jpg

    I’ve checked by myself and the original image is 72 ko. So the file was optimized, and i’ve told you that the only optimization plugin i used is imagify.

    However, as you can see on this screen there is no “restore button” : https://gyazo.com/fbf382f79894485bde54560a69e2eaee

    Therefore, this is for sure a bug from Imagify, please help me to restore them in another way than the conventional since the button “restore” is not available.

    I am sorry to repeat myself but please understand that this is thousands of hours of work i really need a solution please.

    Thank you. Best regards.

    Plugin Author WP Media

    (@wp_media)

    Hi @youssouf19

    Thank you so much for sharing the image.

    Testing it from our end it looks like it is getting optimized successfully and the result is not “Well done” optimized and so we have the option to restore it to original. Please check the following screenshot https://paste.pics/MYOTF. The optimized size is ~9.5KB

    It might be best to contact us through our support system so we can check it further on your end. Would that work for you?

    Best Regards,

    Ioanna

    Thread Starter Youssouf

    (@youssouf19)

    Hello dear,

    I’ve just seen your screenshot and yes even me when i used the plugin in the beggining i had this option and it was working well.

    Then after I don’t know how i messed up on my end but now the button is not showing with the images optimized on my website.

    I will then contact you using this box : https://gyazo.com/20ec434d90d93d2a1ce6e4a4f84901d1

    Don’t hesitate to tell me if there i a better way to contact you.

    Thank you dear for your time and efforts! Best regards.

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