After each optimize run, the Optimization tab lists every file with before/after sizes. Here's how to use it.

What the columns mean

Before is the original bytes; After is what we actually serve; Saved is the difference. A dash means the file was copied unchanged (already optimal or a type we don't transform).

What to look for

Big files with small savings are your opportunities: an uncompressed BMP or a 4 MB hero PNG tells you to re-export the source properly — the optimizer can only do so much. Files showing "copied" for code types usually mean a syntax issue prevented safe minification; check the file.

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