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  • etheos

    (@etheos)


    2 months ago

    There are no options on how lossy (compression level) to use, all you can pick is Lossy and Lossless. 2nd, it only optimizes 200 images without a paid plan, which is just silly and is reached after just optimizing like 5 images because likely you have a dozen of other thumb sizes that it’s going to do (optionally) and each one of those counts towards your quota. 3rd, it’s very slow (at least on my GoGeek siteground plan) when it optimizes and takes a minute even when I’ve selected to optimize none of the thumbnails but just the original. This seems overly slow for running image compression on a single image size.

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  • luisrelementor

    (@luisrelementor)

    2 months ago

    Hi there, thanks for your detailed feedback.

    Regarding compression levels, we currently offer a simple Lossy/Lossless toggle to keep the experience beginner-friendly, but we understand that more granular control would benefit advanced users. We’ll make sure to share this with our team.

    As for the speed concerns, even with a powerful hosting plan, performance can vary depending on image size, server load, and other plugins. If you continue to experience unusually slow optimization times, we’d be happy to take a closer look. Just reach out to us at feedback@support.elementor.com so we can investigate further.

    Thanks again for helping us improve the product.

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