Reycob WebP e Iconos

Description

Reycob WebP and SVG Icons provides two independent tools for WordPress sites:

• Converts new JPG and PNG uploads to WebP when the server supports WebP encoding.
• Compresses WebP files with a configurable quality level from 50 to 95.
• Scans existing JPG and PNG media attachments from an administrator-only screen.
• Converts existing images and their registered thumbnail sizes in small AJAX batches.
• Keeps previous files as compatibility backups when migrating existing media.
• Validates file size, image type, and pixel dimensions before decoding a source image.
• Prevents overlapping optimization batches from processing the same attachment concurrently.
• Adds a local SVG icon catalog to the Elementor icon selector.
• Renders compatible legacy icon markup as inline SVG with currentColor support.
• Lets administrators enable or disable image conversion and the Elementor icon library independently.

All image processing happens on the site’s own server through the WordPress image editor or Imagick. The plugin does not use an external optimization service, transmit media files, add tracking, or load remote code.

When WebP encoding is unavailable or a new upload cannot be converted, the original JPG or PNG remains unchanged. Existing-library conversion only updates an attachment after the main file and its registered image sizes have been created successfully.

The Elementor integration is optional. Image conversion and the media scanner continue to work when Elementor is not installed.

Privacy

The plugin does not collect personal data, use cookies, track administrators or visitors, or send information to external services.

Image files are processed locally on the WordPress server. The scanner stores only plugin settings, a temporary list of attachment IDs that could not be converted, and migration metadata needed to manage compatibility files.

Third-Party Resources

The bundled Elementor icon names and SVG path data are adapted from the ElementsKit Lite icon pack by Wpmet, distributed under the GPLv3 or later license. See third-party-notices.txt for source, copyright, license, and modification details.

Technical details