Hi @pargavi412
I hope you’re well today and thank you for your question!
There is no that kind of limit at all. The end-result of compression depends mostly on the “input image” – its format and actually its content as some images can be compressed way more efficiently than others.
There’s no difference also between Pro and free version if it comes to default lossless compression that both plugins use. The Pro version provides also optional lossy compression but that’s another option and it doesn’t relate to the issue that you reported here.
I’d say then that there are two most likely reasons for this behavior:
– either the images that you are recently uploading “happen” to be already well optimized before uploading
– or there’s actually some kind of conflict that does really break optimization process.
Are you using any other plugins that are possibly meant to optimize images (such as e.g. WP Optimize or some image optimization enabled in caching plugin or theme)?
Could you also try this:
– disable automatic optimization for a moment
– upload an image while it’s disabled
– then bulk-smush images
– then check how much this particular image has been optimized and also if there were any errors/warnings during smuching process
You can enable automatic optimization back afterwards but give it a try, please, and let us know about results.
Best regards,
Adam
Hey Adam. Thanks for the reply. I will try all these that you have mentioned as there are other caching plugins with auto optimisation. Will get back to you tomorrow to update the result.
Hi there @pargavi412
How did the testing go?
Please do let us know if you have managed to resolve your issue, or if you still need help with this.
Cheers!
Patrick
Hi @pargavi412
I hope you are doing well and safe!
We haven’t heard from you in a while, I’ll mark this thread as resolved.
Feel free to let us know if you have any additional question or problem.
Best Regards
Patrick Freitas
