Exclude Specific WordPress Image Sizes from Optimization
WordPress automatically creates multiple image sizes whenever you upload an image to the Media Library. Depending on your theme, plugins, and media settings, a single upload can generate…
Settings & Configuration
Preserve or Strip EXIF Metadata
EXIF metadata contains information stored inside image files, such as camera settings, capture date, GPS coordinates, device information, orientation data, and other technical details. LessFlux allows you to…
Set the Minimum Log Level
LessFlux logs events during image and video processing. The minimum log level setting controls how much information is recorded in those logs. This setting is mainly used for…
Choose a Video Optimization Preset
LessFlux uses presets to control how videos are compressed. Instead of adjusting multiple technical parameters, you can select a preset that defines the balance between file size and…
Choose Which Video Formats LessFlux Should Process
LessFlux allows you to control which video formats are included in the optimization process. This helps you avoid unnecessary processing and ensures only relevant files are optimized. For…
Configure Video Processing on Upload
LessFlux can automatically optimize videos as soon as they are uploaded to your WordPress site. This removes the need for manual processing and ensures that large video files…
Use Inline Aspect Ratio for Lazy-Loaded Images
When lazy loading is enabled, images are not loaded immediately. This can cause layout shifts if space is not reserved in advance. The inline aspect ratio setting solves…
Enable or Disable LessFlux Lazy Loading
Lazy loading delays the loading of images until they are actually visible on the screen. LessFlux includes its own lazy loading system, which can be enabled or disabled…
Choose Which Image Formats LessFlux Should Process
LessFlux allows you to control which image formats are included in the optimization process. This helps you avoid unnecessary processing and focus only on the formats that matter…