Yes. ShortPixel free, ShortPixel Premium, and the unlimited monthly plans all write the same postmeta on each attachment. SleekView reads that postmeta regardless of plan tier, so the columns and filters work the same way. Your remaining credit count is shown in the dashboard view and updates whenever ShortPixel itself refreshes it.

Yes. The re-optimize action calls ShortPixel's own queue function, so credits, backups, and the optimization log behave the same as a re-optimize triggered from ShortPixel's bulk screen. The bulk action selects multiple rows at once, useful for retrying failed batches after raising the optimization level or switching from glossy to lossy.

Yes. ShortPixel records which thumbnails have WebP and AVIF copies generated and delivered. SleekView surfaces both as boolean columns on the attachment row. A saved view of attachments missing AVIF makes it easy to fill format gaps after enabling AVIF on an existing library that was originally optimized to WebP only.

Yes. ShortPixel optimizes files outside the standard media library through its Other Media tool, with rows recorded in its own custom table. SleekView registers that table as a separate source so PDFs, theme images, and other non-attachment files surface in their own view alongside the standard attachment view.

Yes. The dashboard view summarises total bytes saved, average percentage saved, and remaining credit usage. A grouped view by year or by post category breaks the totals down so a content team can see which sections of the site benefit most from optimization, useful for editorial planning and budget conversations.

No. SleekView paginates against the standard postmeta indexes and only loads the visible page. Heavy filters resolve in the database the same way ShortPixel's own admin queries do, and saved views do not pre-fetch anything until they are opened, so the WP admin stays responsive on libraries of any size.

ShortPixel's CDN delivery records which attachments are served via the CDN in postmeta. SleekView surfaces that flag as a column so a view of CDN-delivered images is one click away. Useful for verifying coverage after enabling the CDN on an existing site, where some older attachments may need a re-sync to flip into the served-by-CDN state.

Yes. SleekView never touches the backup files directly. Restore actions on a row call ShortPixel's own restore function, which pulls the original from the backup folder and updates the postmeta accordingly. The audit trail and the backup folder remain authoritative; SleekView just exposes the action where the row already lives.