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imgmin is a CLI app uses a lossless mechanism to generate the optimized images
by manipulating pixel blocks. imgmin offers an automated means for enforcing
image quality as a standalone tool and as a webserver module. imgmin
determines the optimal balance of image quality and filesize, often greatly
reducing image size while retaining quality for casual use, which translates
into more efficient use of storage and network bandwidth, which saves money
and improves user experience.
imgmin is a CLI app uses a lossless mechanism to generate the
optimized images by manipulating pixel blocks. imgmin offers an
automated means for enforcing image quality as a standalone tool
and as a webserver module. imgmin determines the optimal balance of
image quality and filesize, often greatly reducing image size while
retaining quality for casual use, which translates into more efficient
use of storage and network bandwidth, which saves money and improves
user experience.
The JPEG quality settings most used by graphics professionals tend to be
highly conservative because Compression and image quality are inversely
proportional and graphics people are interested in utmost visual quality and
not in spending time worrying about network efficiency.
The JPEG quality settings most used by graphics professionals tend
to be highly conservative because Compression and image quality are
inversely proportional and graphics people are interested in utmost
visual quality and not in spending time worrying about network
efficiency.
The result of overly conservative JPEG compression and webservers' inability
to compress them any further means that many images on the web are too large.
JPEG's overwhelming popularity as the most common image format means that many
pages contain dozens of JPEG images.
The result of overly conservative JPEG compression and webservers'
inability to compress them any further means that many images on the
web are too large. JPEG's overwhelming popularity as the most common
image format means that many pages contain dozens of JPEG images.
These bloated images take longer to transfer, leading to extended load time,
which does not produce a good viewer experience.
These bloated images take longer to transfer, leading to extended load
time, which does not produce a good viewer experience.
This software is licensed under the MIT license.