Working with WebP images

Category: Image Optimizers

Flying Pigs makes WebP copies in your browser, for the original and for every size you choose in the Sizes panel. It is on by default at quality 75, effort 3 (set in the Media panel), and a WebP that ...

Working with AVIF images

Category: Image Optimizers

Flying Pigs can add AVIF copies in your browser, for the original and every size you choose. AVIF is off by default. Turn on Add AVIF in the Media panel, where it has its own quality and effort settin...

Getting started with Flying Pigs

Category: Getting Started

Install Flying Pigs Free: in WordPress, go to Plugins > Add New, search for Flying Pigs Uploader, then install and activate it. Or get it from WordPress.org. Flying Pigs Pro: download the Pro plug...

Overwrite Compatibility

Category: Plugin Compatibility

Overwrite is a Pro feature. Turn on Overwrite existing files in the run options, re-upload a file with the same name, and it replaces the existing media library entry at the same URLs and the same att...

Network Errors

Category: Errors

A network error is an upload request that failed on the way: a timeout, a dropped connection, a proxy or Cloudflare error, or a busy server answering 503, 429 or 508. It is about the connection, not t...

Upload Issues (File Upload Errors)

Category: Errors

An upload issue is a problem with one file. It is different from a network error: the connection was fine, but this file could not be uploaded. Where to see them When a file fails, an Upload issues bu...