Optimage - Automatically compress images without losing quality (original) (raw)

What is Optimage?

Optimage is a simple yet powerful image optimization tool that provides the highest compression ratio at consistent visual quality, implementing many best practices for using images on web and mobile.

It is the first tool to achieve visually lossless compression in a comprehensive set of third-party tests and the new state of the art in image compression.

It can resize and convert common image and video formats, and keep best quality required for professional photography.

It is designed to make automatic image optimization accessible and inclusive to everyone. Thousands of people have been successfully using Optimage to optimize their images.

Visually lossless compression

Optimage uses novel perceptual metrics and improved encoders to reduce image size by up to 90% without losing visual quality.

Optimage ImageOptim Guetzli JPEGmini TinyPNG Squash Google Photos
PNG 616 KB 578 KB 415 KB
JPEG 3.68 MB 2.08 MB 4.21 MB 3.74 MB 3.58 MB 3.63 MB 2.68 MB
Score* 100% 44% 81% 58% 48% 29% 13%

*Score shows how many images are visually indistinguishable from originals. Additional tests revealed other issues.

Nearly optimal compression

Optimage provides the highest compression ratio by using advanced image reduction and data compression algorithms.

Original Optimage ImageOptim ZopfliPNG Squash PNGOUT Pngcrush
PNG 599 KB 274 KB 296 KB 297 KB 304 KB 323 KB 350 KB
JPEG 17.9 MB 16.9 MB 16.9 MB

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Clean and simple interface

Optimage offers a full range of professional features to optimize your images for today’s web, all packed into a remarkably clean and simple interface.

Optimage Mac App Screenshot

Batch image processing

Optimage lets you quickly resize images and videos using a high-quality resampling algorithm and convert between a broad range of industry standard formats, making it easy to create optimized assets for your target screen sizes and resolutions.

Optimage Preferences Screenshot

Why use Optimage?

Improve your website performance

If you build websites, it is important to make all image assets, photographs and other media as small as possible because most users, especially on mobile, will leave a page that takes longer than three seconds to load or contains low-quality images, and because page speed improves SEO ranking for both mobile and desktop searches.

Reduce app size

Following Apple’s HIG guidelines and Google’s Android guides, automatically optimize image assets including app icons and iMessage stickers to save storage space, reduce mobile data usage and improve app performance for your users.

Compress PDF documents

Reduce the size of your scanned PDF documents with max resolution 150dpi which is perfect for sharing on the web and via email.

Optimize vector graphics

Minimize bloated SVG or PDF images produced in tools like Illustrator, Photoshop or Sketch for your website or app.

Efficient sharing

Optimize your images for social media like Twitter, Facebook or Instagram to prevent personal data collection, upload faster and preserve image quality.

Reduce file attachments

Reduce the size of your images and documents because there are often strict file size limits for email and form attachments, and nobody wants to receive huge files.

Protect your privacy

Securely remove any hidden sensitive information from photographs and documents without relying on third-party services that may collect your data.

Features

Automatic image compression
Powerful image workflow
Support for industry standards
High-quality format conversion

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macOS Catalina wallpaper (optimized) After (100 779 bytes) macOS Catalina wallpaper (original) Before (214 481 bytes)

macOS Catalina wallpaper by Apple
Original – 214 481 bytes, optimized – 100 779 bytes, saved – 113 702 bytes (53.01 %)

Apple Event Photo (optimized) After (113 082 bytes) Apple Event Photo (original) Before (280 233 bytes)

Apple event photo
Original – 280 233 bytes, optimized – 113 082 bytes, saved – 167 151 bytes (59.65 %)

Tesla Model S product image (optimized) After (91 488 bytes) Tesla Model S product image (original) Before (371 791 bytes)

Tesla Model S product image
Original – 371 791 bytes, optimized – 91 488 bytes, saved – 280 303 bytes (75.39 %)

CRS-4 Mission Launch (optimized) After (154 909 bytes) CRS-4 Mission Launch (original) Before (342 322 bytes)

CRS-4 Mission Launch by SpaceX
Original (Adobe RGB) – 342 322 bytes, optimized (sRGB) – 154 909 bytes, saved – 187 413 bytes (54.75 %)

WWDC19 promo image (optimized) After (153 686 bytes) WWDC19 promo image (original) Before (444 641 bytes)

WWDC19 promo image
Original – 444 641 bytes, optimized – 153 686 bytes, saved – 290 955 bytes (65.44 %)

Google Logo (optimized) After (6 450 bytes) Google Logo (original) Before (13 504 bytes)

Google logotype
Original – 13 504 bytes, optimized – 6 450 bytes, saved – 7 054 bytes (52.24 %)

Firefox Quantum Browser Icon (optimized) After (89 491 bytes) Firefox Quantum Browser Icon (original) Before (203 237 bytes)

Firefox Quantum icon
Original – 203 237 bytes, optimized – 89 491 bytes, saved – 113 746 bytes (55.97 %)

Wikipedia logotype (optimized) After (19 181 bytes) Wikipedia logotype (original) Before (45 807 bytes)

Wikipedia logotype
Original – 45 807 bytes, optimized – 19 181 bytes, saved – 26 626 bytes (58.13 %)

Jony Ive (optimized) After (68 193 bytes) Jony Ive (original) Before (152 764 bytes)

Jony Ive, former Apple’s chief design officer
Original – 152 764 bytes, optimized – 68 193 bytes, saved – 84 571 bytes (55.36 %)

One more consideration

“It takes the energy in one lump of coal to move 1 MB of information across the net.”

A briquette of coal