Reading the report
Go to ImgCrisp, then Optimization Report. Every image ImgCrisp has handled has a row here, including the ones that failed or were skipped.
You can also reach an image’s row from the Media Library: the list view has an ImgCrisp column that links straight to it.
The summary
Across the top: the total saved across all images, then counts of Optimized, Failed, Skipped and Pending images. The Optimized count notes how many of those were already optimal.
Statuses
| Status | What it means |
|---|---|
| Done | Optimized. Smaller files were written and WebP or AVIF versions made. |
| Already optimal | The original couldn’t be made smaller, so it was kept unchanged. WebP and AVIF versions were still made. |
| Upscaled | Enlarged with AI upscale, then optimized. |
| Awaiting result | An AI upscale was sent and paid for, and its result hasn’t arrived yet. |
| Pending | Waiting in the queue, or restored and waiting for you to optimize it again. |
| Restored | Put back to its backed-up original. |
| Failed | Something went wrong. ImgCrisp tries an image three times before leaving it here, and the Verify check can also mark an image Failed. The row says why. |
| Skipped | ImgCrisp couldn’t process this file, for example a GIF, a file over 50 MB, a missing file, or a missing or wrong API key. The row says which. |
Filtering, sorting and searching
Filter by any status above, search by file name, and sort by Recently updated, Most bytes saved, Biggest % saved or Largest original.
One image in detail
Click a row to open its details: the original and optimized sizes, the formats made, every file on disk, whether the original is backed up and where, how many attempts it took, and for a failed image, why it failed.
From here you can Restore original or Re-optimize. Re-optimize sends the image again with your current settings, which is also how you retry a skipped image after fixing its cause.
Exporting
Press Export CSV to download the report as a spreadsheet. It follows your current filter and sort, and includes every matching row, not just the page you’re looking at. The columns are:
attachment_id, file, status, display_status, up_source_width, up_output_width, credits_spent, topaz_credits, original_bytes, optimized_bytes, saved_bytes, pct_saved, formats, error, updated_at.
Checking the files on disk
On Bulk Optimize, Verify re-reads every optimized image from disk. It checks that the file is there, that it isn’t larger than the original or the Max dimension setting, and that a WebP and AVIF version exists for each format you have switched on. Images that fail the check are marked Failed, with the reason. No files are changed.