A python library and GUI application to optimize image files.
License: MIT.
Installation
pip install img-optimize
Running the program
import imgoptimize imgoptimize.run()
The application below will appear.
Operating the application
There are several notable features - view figure below for visual aid:
- Sourcing your images.
- If you click “Source”, you are given the option to either upload one or more image files (JPEG or PNG) or selecting a folder containing your images.
If you select an image folder, only JPEG and PNG images will be uploaded.
- Working with images.
Valid images will populate the viewport. You are able to remove images from this viewport by selecting an image (or more) and clicking “Remove”
- Setting image quality percentage.
You can set the image quality percentage by either moving the slider under the “Image quality:” label, or manually entering the image quality value between 1 and 100.
- Setting destination path.
Click “Destination” and select a folder to store your images.
- Downloading your images.
Click “Download” when you are ready to download your images.
- Exiting the application.
Simply click “Cancel” to exit the application.
Support
If you find any bug or would like to propose a new feature, please use the issues tracker. I’ll be happy to help!
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