Changeset 3482950
- Timestamp:
- 03/15/2026 08:24:38 AM (3 weeks ago)
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- image-compressor-webp-by-htmlrunner
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tags/1.0/readme.txt (modified) (1 diff)
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trunk/readme.txt (modified) (1 diff)
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image-compressor-webp-by-htmlrunner/tags/1.0/readme.txt
r3480423 r3482950 8 8 License: GPLv2 or later 9 9 License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html 10 11 Convert your media library to WebP format. Features bulk actions and local server-side processing. 10 Convert your media library images to WebP format — fully on your own server, with zero data shared externally. 12 11 13 12 == Description == 14 13 15 **Image Compressor WebP by htmlrunner** converts JPEG and PNG images to WebP format for reduced file sizes with noquality loss.14 **Image Compressor WebP by htmlrunner** converts JPEG and PNG images in your media library to WebP format, reducing file sizes without any visible quality loss. 16 15 17 ### Fast Compression with Full Privacy 18 **All processing happens on your server.** Images are never sent to external services. Your data remains private and secure without any subscriptions. 16 ### Your Images Never Leave Your Server 19 17 20 ### Features 21 * **Fast compression:** Converts images to WebP format efficiently. 22 * **No quality loss:** Maintains visual quality while reducing file size. 23 * **Bulk actions:** Convert multiple images or your entire library at once. 24 * **Quality settings:** Adjustable compression level via settings page. 25 * **Local processing:** All conversions performed on your hosting server. 18 This plugin works entirely within your own hosting environment. No image data is ever transmitted to our servers or any third-party service. Every conversion runs through your server's native PHP GD or Imagick library — the same tools already installed on virtually every hosting plan. 19 20 This means: 21 22 * **Complete data privacy** — your images stay on your infrastructure, period. 23 * **No API keys or accounts** — there is nothing to sign up for. 24 * **No subscription fees** — no usage limits tied to external credits. 25 * **Works offline** — no outbound connection is required for processing. 26 27 ### What It Does 28 29 * Converts JPEG and PNG images to WebP format directly on your server. 30 * Supports bulk conversion — process your entire media library in one go, or select specific images. 31 * Adjustable compression quality via a dedicated settings page, so you control the size-to-quality trade-off. 32 * Replaces original files with the WebP version to reclaim disk space. 33 * No configuration beyond activation is required to get started. 34 35 ### Who Made This 36 37 This plugin is developed and maintained by [htmlrunner.com](https://htmlrunner.com). For full documentation, updates, and usage guidance, visit the official plugin page: 38 [https://htmlrunner.com/wordpress-plugins/image-compressor-webp-by-htmlrunner/](https://htmlrunner.com/wordpress-plugins/image-compressor-webp-by-htmlrunner/) 26 39 27 40 == Installation == 28 41 29 42 1. Upload the `wp-media-to-webp` folder to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory. 30 2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress. 31 3. Go to the **Webp Converter** menu in your dashboard. 32 4. Select images and click "Convert". 43 2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in your WordPress dashboard. 44 3. Go to the **Webp Converter** menu in your dashboard sidebar. 45 4. Select the images you want to convert and click "Convert". 46 47 No additional setup is required. The plugin uses your server's existing PHP environment. 33 48 34 49 == Frequently Asked Questions == 35 50 36 = Is my data safe? = 37 Absolutely. The conversion process happens entirely on your hosting server. We do not have access to your images, and they are never uploaded to any external cloud service. 51 = Are my images sent to your servers? = 38 52 39 = Does this require a subscription? = 40 No. Since the plugin uses your server's local PHP GD or Imagick library, you don't need to pay for external API credits. 53 No. Every conversion happens entirely on your own hosting server using PHP's built-in GD or Imagick library. Your images are never uploaded, transmitted, or shared with us or any external service. 41 54 42 = Does this delete my original images? = 43 Yes, to save server space, this plugin replaces the original file with the WebP version. 55 = Is there a subscription or usage fee? = 56 57 No. Because all processing is local, there are no external API calls and no usage credits to purchase. The plugin is free to use without limits. 58 59 = Does it delete the original images? = 60 61 Yes. To keep your disk usage low, the plugin replaces each original JPEG or PNG with its WebP version. If you want to keep originals, back them up before running a conversion. 62 63 = What happens if my server does not have GD or Imagick? = 64 65 The plugin requires either the PHP GD extension or Imagick to function. Both are standard on nearly all shared hosting environments. If neither is available, the plugin will display a notice in the dashboard. 66 67 = Where can I find more information? = 68 69 Visit the official plugin page at [https://htmlrunner.com/wordpress-plugins/image-compressor-webp-by-htmlrunner/](https://htmlrunner.com/wordpress-plugins/image-compressor-webp-by-htmlrunner/) for documentation and updates. 44 70 45 71 == Changelog == 46 72 47 73 = 1.0 = 48 * Initial release with bulk conversion support. 49 * Settings page for compression quality control. 50 * Local server-side processing for privacy. 74 * Initial release. 75 * Bulk conversion support for the media library. 76 * Settings page for adjustable compression quality. 77 * Fully local, server-side processing with no external data transfer. -
image-compressor-webp-by-htmlrunner/trunk/readme.txt
r3480423 r3482950 8 8 License: GPLv2 or later 9 9 License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html 10 11 Convert your media library to WebP format. Features bulk actions and local server-side processing. 10 Convert your media library images to WebP format — fully on your own server, with zero data shared externally. 12 11 13 12 == Description == 14 13 15 **Image Compressor WebP by htmlrunner** converts JPEG and PNG images to WebP format for reduced file sizes with noquality loss.14 **Image Compressor WebP by htmlrunner** converts JPEG and PNG images in your media library to WebP format, reducing file sizes without any visible quality loss. 16 15 17 ### Fast Compression with Full Privacy 18 **All processing happens on your server.** Images are never sent to external services. Your data remains private and secure without any subscriptions. 16 ### Your Images Never Leave Your Server 19 17 20 ### Features 21 * **Fast compression:** Converts images to WebP format efficiently. 22 * **No quality loss:** Maintains visual quality while reducing file size. 23 * **Bulk actions:** Convert multiple images or your entire library at once. 24 * **Quality settings:** Adjustable compression level via settings page. 25 * **Local processing:** All conversions performed on your hosting server. 18 This plugin works entirely within your own hosting environment. No image data is ever transmitted to our servers or any third-party service. Every conversion runs through your server's native PHP GD or Imagick library — the same tools already installed on virtually every hosting plan. 19 20 This means: 21 22 * **Complete data privacy** — your images stay on your infrastructure, period. 23 * **No API keys or accounts** — there is nothing to sign up for. 24 * **No subscription fees** — no usage limits tied to external credits. 25 * **Works offline** — no outbound connection is required for processing. 26 27 ### What It Does 28 29 * Converts JPEG and PNG images to WebP format directly on your server. 30 * Supports bulk conversion — process your entire media library in one go, or select specific images. 31 * Adjustable compression quality via a dedicated settings page, so you control the size-to-quality trade-off. 32 * Replaces original files with the WebP version to reclaim disk space. 33 * No configuration beyond activation is required to get started. 34 35 ### Who Made This 36 37 This plugin is developed and maintained by [htmlrunner.com](https://htmlrunner.com). For full documentation, updates, and usage guidance, visit the official plugin page: 38 [https://htmlrunner.com/wordpress-plugins/image-compressor-webp-by-htmlrunner/](https://htmlrunner.com/wordpress-plugins/image-compressor-webp-by-htmlrunner/) 26 39 27 40 == Installation == 28 41 29 42 1. Upload the `wp-media-to-webp` folder to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory. 30 2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress. 31 3. Go to the **Webp Converter** menu in your dashboard. 32 4. Select images and click "Convert". 43 2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in your WordPress dashboard. 44 3. Go to the **Webp Converter** menu in your dashboard sidebar. 45 4. Select the images you want to convert and click "Convert". 46 47 No additional setup is required. The plugin uses your server's existing PHP environment. 33 48 34 49 == Frequently Asked Questions == 35 50 36 = Is my data safe? = 37 Absolutely. The conversion process happens entirely on your hosting server. We do not have access to your images, and they are never uploaded to any external cloud service. 51 = Are my images sent to your servers? = 38 52 39 = Does this require a subscription? = 40 No. Since the plugin uses your server's local PHP GD or Imagick library, you don't need to pay for external API credits. 53 No. Every conversion happens entirely on your own hosting server using PHP's built-in GD or Imagick library. Your images are never uploaded, transmitted, or shared with us or any external service. 41 54 42 = Does this delete my original images? = 43 Yes, to save server space, this plugin replaces the original file with the WebP version. 55 = Is there a subscription or usage fee? = 56 57 No. Because all processing is local, there are no external API calls and no usage credits to purchase. The plugin is free to use without limits. 58 59 = Does it delete the original images? = 60 61 Yes. To keep your disk usage low, the plugin replaces each original JPEG or PNG with its WebP version. If you want to keep originals, back them up before running a conversion. 62 63 = What happens if my server does not have GD or Imagick? = 64 65 The plugin requires either the PHP GD extension or Imagick to function. Both are standard on nearly all shared hosting environments. If neither is available, the plugin will display a notice in the dashboard. 66 67 = Where can I find more information? = 68 69 Visit the official plugin page at [https://htmlrunner.com/wordpress-plugins/image-compressor-webp-by-htmlrunner/](https://htmlrunner.com/wordpress-plugins/image-compressor-webp-by-htmlrunner/) for documentation and updates. 44 70 45 71 == Changelog == 46 72 47 73 = 1.0 = 48 * Initial release with bulk conversion support. 49 * Settings page for compression quality control. 50 * Local server-side processing for privacy. 74 * Initial release. 75 * Bulk conversion support for the media library. 76 * Settings page for adjustable compression quality. 77 * Fully local, server-side processing with no external data transfer.
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