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If you see an error with the rewrites_not_executed code on the Converter for Media settings page, please follow the steps below to resolve this issue.

If you see an error with the bypassing_apache code on the Converter for Media settings page, please follow the steps below to resolve this issue.

If you see an error with the rewrites_uploads_blocked code on the Converter for Media settings page, please follow the steps below to resolve this issue.

One image within the limit means one conversion process (not one file in the Media Library). All files on the disk are counted (e.g. files from the /uploads directory). One image on disk uses two conversion processes from your limit because it is converted to both WebP and AVIF.

If you are using a Nginx server that does not support .htaccess rules, additional Nginx server configuration is required for the Converter for Media plugin to work properly.

The plugin does not change URLs to images, so when looking at the source of the website, you will see the URLs for the default images all the time. The plugin creates redirections to output files in WebP and AVIF format, changing the MIME type of these images, but without changing the URL.

Providing the Cloudflare configuration in the plugin settings will allow the plugin to automatically configure Cloudflare for your website.

If you are using the InMotion hosting, please follow the steps below for the Converter for Media plugin to work properly.

The Converter for Media plugin is BunnyCDN compatible, so you can use our plugin and this CDN server at the same time. A simple setup is required for this.