0.0.3 • Published 10 years ago
reduce-image v0.0.3
Reduce Image Tool
Purpose
Reduce Image Tool optimizes image files at the expense of resolution and quality. The goal is to produce images barely tolerable for mobile web browsing.
Usage
reduce-image --source-path PATH --dest-path PATH [--max-width WIDTH] [--max-height HEIGHT] \
[--min-size-reduction 0-100] [--quality 0-100] [--flexible-format] \
[--force-direct-color-output-format gif|jpg|png|webp] \
[--force-indexed-color-output-format gif|jpg|png|webp] \
[--direct-color-bit-depth 1|2|4|8|15|16|18|24] [--indexed-color-bit-depth 1-8] \
[--jpeg-blur 0.1-100] [--force-png-to-indexed] [--force-png-to-jpg] \
[--recursive] [--verbose]Options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--dest-path PATH | Save processed images to PATH |
--direct-color-bit-depth DEPTH | Reduce/quantize colors of direct color images to DEPTH bits (1, 2, 4, 8, 15, 16, 18, 24) |
--flexibleFormat | If specified, allow output file to be saved in different format if it produces a smaller file |
--force-direct-color-output-format FORMAT | Save all direct color images in FORMAT format (gif, jpg, png, webp) |
--force-indexed-color-output-format FORMAT | Save all indexed color images in FORMAT format (gif, jpg, png, webp) |
--force-png-to-indexed | If specified, convert all PNG files into indexed color depth |
--force-png-to-jpg | If specified, convert all direct color PNG files to JPGs |
--indexed-color-bit-depth DEPTH | Reduce/quantize indexed color images to DEPTH bits (1-8) |
--jpeg-blur BLUR | Blur jpeg images before compression for better compression ratio (0.1-100) |
--max-height HEIGHT | Limit image height to HEIGHT pixels; resize implied |
--max-width WIDTH | Limit image width to WIDTH pixels; resize implied |
--min-size-reduction PERCENT | Always reduce image size at least PERCENT percent (0-100), even for images which size is within maxWidth and maxHeight boundaries |
--quality QUALITY | Set default compression quality to QUALITY (0-100; 0 - worst, 100 - best) |
--source-path PATH | Read images from PATH |
--recursive | Scan source-path recursively |
--verbose | Output more |
How It Works
Reduce Image Tool iterates recursively through the files and subdirectories in sourcePath, resizing and recompressing
any image it can find, and saving the resulting images to destPath.
Supported Formats
- PNG
- GIF
- JPG
- WEBP
- SVG
Exit Codes
On successful run, exit code 0 is returned. Otherwise, exit code 1 is used.