Common issues and solutions for AI Image SEO Optimizer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Double-check your API key on the API Keys page. Make sure you copied the full key without extra spaces. For Google, ensure the Generative Language API is enabled in your Google Cloud project.
The plugin only shows images with supported MIME types (JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF). Check Settings u2192 Post Types to ensure the correct post types are enabled. Try clicking Rebuild Index on the debug page.
The plugin creates 301 redirects and updates page builder references automatically. If issues persist: 1) Clear your CDN cache, 2) Clear your browser cache, 3) Check the Redirects page to verify redirects are in place.
Try switching to a more capable model (Claude 4.5 Sonnet or Gemini 3 Pro). Add context via a custom prompt: e.g., ‘This is an e-commerce product photo. Include product name and color.’ The
infyp_prompt_sections filter lets you customize prompts programmatically.
Free-tier API keys have rate limits. Reduce the batch size in Settings or wait a few minutes between operations. Upgrade your API plan for higher limits.
Add
define('WP_DEBUG', true); to your wp-config.php. The plugin will show a Debug page under AI Image SEO with system info, logs, and diagnostic tools.
Yes. Every optimization is logged in the Changelog. You can see old and new values for each field. While there is no one-click rollback, you can manually edit any field to restore the previous value.
Yes. Set the optimization language per-site or use the
infyp_get_language filter to dynamically match the current language in multilingual setups. Debug Mode
When WP_DEBUG is enabled, an additional Debug page appears under AI Image SEO. It shows:
- PHP and WordPress version info
- Active plugin and theme details
- API key status (configured/missing per provider)
- Database table status
- Cache health and memory usage
- Recent error logs