webp-conversion
WebP Conversion
Convert your .png and .jpeg images to WebP format for FREE – with absolutely NO limits or hidden restrictions.
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5 marketsSource Evidence
Open evidence explorerThe user believes WebP conversion is deleting originals despite the keep-originals setting and says they will switch plugins, while support explains originals are moved to a backup folder.
Buyer: marketing teams, agencies, publishers, and ecommerce operators · Wedge: audit conversion display rules, lead capture, trust signals, and campaign attributionA fatal error prevented media deletion unless the plugin was disabled, and the reviewer believed the plugin had been abandoned due to delayed support.
Buyer: marketing teams, agencies, publishers, and ecommerce operators · Wedge: audit conversion display rules, lead capture, trust signals, and campaign attributionA user praises the WebP converter but reports bulk conversion changes media IDs and breaks site links, which the developer later fixes.
Buyer: marketing teams, agencies, publishers, and ecommerce operators · Wedge: audit conversion display rules, lead capture, trust signals, and campaign attributionMultiple users saw critical errors when deleting media library images while the WebP conversion plugin was active, and the developer later fixed it.
Buyer: marketing teams, agencies, publishers, and ecommerce operators · Wedge: audit conversion display rules, lead capture, trust signals, and campaign attributionThe WebP Conversion plugin prevented media deletion with a fatal callback error, forcing users to deactivate it until an update fixed the bug.
Buyer: marketing teams, agencies, publishers, and ecommerce operators · Wedge: audit conversion display rules, lead capture, trust signals, and campaign attributionWebP Conversion could not activate on PHP 8.0 because its image conversion dependency required PHP 8.1 or higher.
Buyer: marketing teams, agencies, publishers, and ecommerce operators · Wedge: audit conversion display rules, lead capture, trust signals, and campaign attributionThe user reports and supplies a fix for a missing hook method that caused a 500 error when deleting images, and the developer says it was fixed.
Buyer: marketing teams, agencies, publishers, and ecommerce operators · Wedge: audit conversion display rules, lead capture, trust signals, and campaign attributionThe user asks whether bulk deletion works when original image uploads have been resized and overwritten by a custom upload workflow.
Buyer: marketing teams, agencies, publishers, and ecommerce operators · Wedge: audit conversion display rules, lead capture, trust signals, and campaign attributionWebP Conversion converted images but logged warnings and failed to restore originals cleanly from backups.
Buyer: marketing teams, agencies, publishers, and ecommerce operators · Wedge: audit conversion display rules, lead capture, trust signals, and campaign attributionThe user asked whether an unresponded PatchStack vulnerability in WebP Conversion would be patched.
Buyer: marketing teams, agencies, publishers, and ecommerce operators · Wedge: audit conversion display rules, lead capture, trust signals, and campaign attributionCompetitor Context
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Collected Signals
14 shown from 14 collectedThe user asked whether an unresponded PatchStack vulnerability in WebP Conversion would be patched.
Evidence: Will you be patching that up?WebP Conversion converted images but logged warnings and failed to restore originals cleanly from backups.
Evidence: The same warning appears when running “Restore to Original for Selected”. And nothing happens, even though a backup file is being createdThe user asks whether bulk deletion works when original image uploads have been resized and overwritten by a custom upload workflow.
Evidence: Does your bulk delete feature rely on original (unmodified) uploads? Is it compatible with setups where images are resized and overwritten at upload time?The user believes WebP conversion is deleting originals despite the keep-originals setting and says they will switch plugins, while support explains originals are moved to a backup folder.
Evidence: This is a major issue as it deleted my original files.The user reports and supplies a fix for a missing hook method that caused a 500 error when deleting images, and the developer says it was fixed.
Evidence: This caused a 500 error when trying to delete an image.The German reviewer says the WebP plugin does what it should but hopes it continues to be updated and developed.
Evidence: Ich hoffe es wird weiterhin aktualisiert und weiterentwickelt!A fatal error prevented media deletion unless the plugin was disabled, and the reviewer believed the plugin had been abandoned due to delayed support.
Evidence: We can’t delete media files without disabling the plugin first.The WebP Conversion plugin prevented media deletion with a fatal callback error, forcing users to deactivate it until an update fixed the bug.
Evidence: I always have to deactivate the plugin and then remove the items.Multiple users saw critical errors when deleting media library images while the WebP conversion plugin was active, and the developer later fixed it.
Evidence: As soon as I deactivate the plug-in, I can delete images again.WebP Conversion could not activate on PHP 8.0 because its image conversion dependency required PHP 8.1 or higher.
Evidence: Your Composer dependencies require a PHP version “>= 8.1.0”.A user praises the WebP converter but reports bulk conversion changes media IDs and breaks site links, which the developer later fixes.
Evidence: This breaks links and references on the siteThe reviewer praises WebP Conversion for seamless Media Library image conversion that improves performance without display issues.
Evidence: efficiently converts images directly in the Media Library, including all thumbnailsCompatible with Elementor?: users show compatibility, performance pain that may indicate a product gap.
Evidence: Compatible with Elementor?This plugin is too good!: users show pricing pain that may indicate a product gap.
Evidence: I have tried dozens of image compressor plugins and most of them had fallen to the subscription model.