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<p>Supercharge your site with instant-loading images (WebP)</p>
<p>Give your website a speed boost in minutes. This plugin converts and compresses your images to the modern, ultra-efficient WebP format—so pages feel snappier and visitors stick around longer.</p>
<p>Why you’ll love it!</p>
<p>Faster pages, happier users: WebP files are smaller, so images load noticeably quicker, but the quality stays sharp. Even when using a Compression Setting of just ‘1’.</p>
<p>Set & forget: Convert and compress everything in your Media Library, then let the plugin automatically optimise new uploads.</p>
<p>No workflow change: In the WordPress admin, you’ll still see images in their original formats. On the front end, however, visitors get the magic: lightweight, crystal-clear WebP files.</p>
<p>Totally FREE! There are no PRO versions to sell or the pushing of unnecessary CDN services, data-limited APIs or any Registration.  Use without limits.</p>
<p>Safe rollback: Want to switch back? DEACTIVATE the plugin to serve your original JPG/JPEG/PNG files again — WebP copies are removed as part of the process.</p>
<h4>How it works</h4>
<p>Convert existing images in your Media Library to WebP.</p>
<p>Keep the automatic conversion on for all future uploads.</p>
<p>Enjoy noticeably faster page loads without touching your content.</p>
<p>Pro tips (read me!)</p>
<p>-After converting, flush all caches: any caching plugin (e.g. WP Rocket), server-side cache, and your browser cache (Windows: Ctrl+Shift+R; Mac: ⌘+Shift+R).</p>
<p>-If you deactivate the plugin to revert to originals, flush caches again to ensure changes show everywhere.</p>
<p>-If you upload an image in WebP format, because it will have no fallback jpeg/png file, if you deactivate the plugin, that image will NOT be lost when all WebP files are deleted.</p>
<p>-Important: ALWAYS back up your site before activating or deactivating this plugin.</p>
<p>** Ready to make your images smaller, sharper, and faster? Install now and feel the difference. 🚀</p>
<h3>FAQs</h3>
<p>= If I deactivate the plugin and then reactivate it again, will I need to convert all my images again? =<br />
Yes. On deactivation of the plugin, it performs a full rollback, and all WebP images created by the plugin will be deleted, and your original files jpg/png will be served.  Where you have WebP files that do not have a fallback file, those files will not be removed.</p>
<h4>What Compression Level should I set?</h4>
<p>If your existing images are of reasonable quality, set the Compression Level to ‘1’ and get image compressions of an amazing 90%+ and get excellent performance enhancements on your site, and the quality and sharpness of the images will also amaze.</p>


Images to WebP Converter

Convert and Compress your Image Files into WebP Format. With compression rates up to 90+%.  Make your images and pages load instantly.

WP Osmosys

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<p>It provides the following functionalities</p>
<ul>
<li>Converting webpage content, HTML string or file into image. </li>
<li>Converting webpage content, HTML string or file into PDF.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Getting Started</h3>
<h4>Configuration</h4>
<ul>
<li>Go to plugin settings page through settings menu or settings link under plugin name in the plugins page.</li>
<li>Download wkhtmltox from <a href="https://wkhtmltopdf.org/downloads.html" rel="nofollow ugc">here</a>.</li>
<li>Run that executable file then it will create wkhtmltox folder. Enter the absolute path of the files inside wkhtmltox->bin files.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Usage</h4>
<ul>
<li>
<p>We have to call the following function with specified paramters and it will return the generated PDF/image path.</p>
<p>PDFIG_generate($src, $src_type, $dest_file_name, $conversion_type);</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>$src</strong> is required, expected string. Ex: <a href="http://osmosys.asia" rel="nofollow ugc">“http://osmosys.asia”</a>, “home/osmosys/test.php” etc.</li>
<li><strong>$src_type</strong> is required, expected string. It specifies what is the source type, It can be one of the 3 values which are specified in the possible values. Possible values: “TEMPLATE_PATH”, “HTML_STRING”, “URL”.</li>
<li><strong>$dest_file_name</strong> is optional, expected string. It is the file with which file will get downloaded. Ex: “test” etc.</li>
<li><strong>$conversion_type</strong> is optional, expected string. It specifies to which format we have to convert the given source, it can be one among the 2 values which are specified in the possible values. Possible values: “PDF”, “IMG”.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>Simply insert the following shortcode <code>[PDFIG_generator_demo]</code> for a demo page.</li>
</ul>


PDF or image generator

It is for converting web page content, HTML string or files with HTML or text…

Images to WebP Converter vs PDF or image generator