• Resolved hawk2020

    (@hawk2020)


    I’ve just bought the Pro version but can’t find a way to activate it on the plugin in my wordpress page. Anyway, I’ve run some pictures through the free version and it says it saved some space. When I then run the same pics, that were previously compressed via the plugin, by dragging them on to your website, it saves a further 50-70%. Why didn’t this happen when I used the plugin?

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  • Plugin Author Tinify

    (@tinify)

    Hi there,

    Thanks for reaching out!

    The compression engine tries to find the optimal compression the first time you optimize an image. It is possible to compress an image again with TinyPNG, often further decreasing the file size. However, doing this usually degrades the quality of the image. Some images may not degrade as much as others, but there will always be differences. Therefore we recommend only optimizing an image once. 

    The Web Pro subscription is only for the web interface at tinypng.com. The WordPress plugin makes use of the Developer API service and has a different billing. It has a pay-per-compression billing, you can read more about it at https://tinypng.com/developers#pricing. You can upgrade the WordPress plugin at the account dashboard at https://tinify.com/dashboard/api.

    If you have no use of the pro subscription, feel free to send us a message at [email protected].

    Hope to have answered your question!

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