Accessing the Statistics Page

• 1. Log in to your WordPress Admin Dashboard.
• 2. In the left-hand menu, click CompressX.
• 3. From the CompressX submenu, select Statistics.

You will see a summary section at the top, followed by a detailed image usage breakdown.

Section 1: Performance Summary Overview

At the top of the page, CompressX displays a high-level summary of your image optimization results.

• 1. JPEG / PNG Size
  Displays the total size of original JPEG and PNG images.
  Shows the number of files included in the calculation.
  Provides a baseline for comparing optimization results.
• 2. WebP Size
  Displays the total size of generated WebP images.
  Shows the number of WebP files.
  Helps evaluate storage reduction when using WebP format.
• 3. AVIF Size
  Displays the total size of generated AVIF images.
  Shows the number of AVIF files.
  Demonstrates additional savings achieved with AVIF format.
• 4. Average Savings
  Displays the overall percentage of size reduction.
  Includes separate savings percentages for: WebP and AVIF.
  Summarizes the overall effectiveness of image optimization.

Section 2: Image Usage Breakdown Table

The Image Usage Breakdown table provides a detailed view of optimization results by image usage type.

Table Columns Explained

Usage Type

Indicates where the image is used on your site, such as:

• 1. Site logo
• 2. Header background image
• 3. Featured image (Post / Page)
• 4. WooCommerce product images
• 5. Uncategorized images
• 6. Orphaned images

Total Images

Shows the total number of images detected for each usage type.

Compression Level (WebP/AVIF)

Displays the compression quality settings applied:

• 1. First value: WebP compression level
• 2. Second value: AVIF compression level
• 3. Helps verify that the intended compression settings are being applied.

Total Size (WebP/AVIF)

Shows the total optimized image size for:

• 1. WebP format
• 2. AVIF format
• 3. Allows comparison of storage usage between formats.

Avg. Savings

Displays the average size reduction percentage:

• 1. First value: <strong”>WebP savings
• 2. Second value: AVIF savings
• 3. Indicates how effective compression is for each image category.

Special Image Categories

Uncategorized Images

• 1. Images that do not match predefined WordPress usage types
• 2. Often include custom or externally referenced images

Orphaned Images

• 1. Images that exist in the media library but are not referenced anywhere on the site
• 2. Optimization data may show as N/A if not processed

Section 3: How to Use This Page Effectively

• 1. Use the summary section to quickly assess overall performance.
• 2. Review the Image Usage Breakdown to identify which image types benefit most from optimization.
• 3. Compare WebP vs AVIF savings to decide which format to prioritize.
• 4. Monitor changes over time after adjusting compression settings.