speed ImageAlpha speed from 1 (brute-force) to 10 (fastest), defaults to 1 quality - ImageAlpha quality range from 0-100, defaults to 65-80 number-of-colors ImageAlpha palette size, defaults to 256 S, -no-stats do not display file size savings and quality loss information Q, -no-quit do not quit apps once finished C, -no-color output to the terminal without colors Saving to /Applications is not recommended, do not do this. Saving somewhere in your home directory such as ~/imageoptim-cli is recommended, but not essential. # make imageoptim command available in your terminal # rename the directory extracted from the tarball # download the tarball (change 2.0.3 to latest version if available) Otherwise, you can install manually by downloading the latest release then adding ImageOptim-CLI to your \\$PATH. 🌩 Installation npm npm install -g imageoptim-cli ImageOptim-CLI is written in TypeScript and AppleScript but is distributed as a self-contained executable binary, you don't need Node.js installed to use ImageOptim-CLI.Ĭheck out this short video demo of ImageOptim-CLI to see how it works. While other image optimization tools are available from the command line, ImageOptim-CLI exists because the current benchmarks suggest that ImageOptim, ImageAlpha and JPEGmini currently outperform those alternatives over lossless and lossy optimizations. ⚠️ JPEGmini and support for assistive devices.
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Automates ImageOptim, ImageAlpha, and JPEGmini for Mac to make batch optimisation of images part of your automated build process.
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