Highlights
- Reduces image file sizes using lossless compression techniques.
- Strips unnecessary metadata from raster graphics.
- Supports batch processing for multiple files at once.
- Operates locally on Linux systems without external services.
About this application
Image Optimizer is a utility for Linux systems focused on reducing the file size of raster graphics without altering their visual quality. It processes common image formats by stripping unnecessary metadata and applying efficient compression algorithms. This tool functions primarily through a command-line or graphical interface, allowing users to handle single files or batch processes efficiently.
The reduction process relies on established compression libraries to ensure compatibility with standard web browsers and image viewers. Users can integrate the tool into automated scripts or local build pipelines to shrink assets prior to deployment. The software operates entirely offline, keeping all file processing confined to the local host.
Distributed under the MIT license, the application permits broad use and modification under standard terms. It serves as a practical utility for managing storage space and network transfer sizes for static image collections on Linux distributions.
Where to get it
Linux
- Open on FlathubOpens in a new tabPackage repositoryFlathub
From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub com.github.gijsgoudzwaard.image-optimizer
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