Aįree version of the software lets you optimize 20 photos per day and provides a great way to see if JPEGmini measures up to your needs. JPEGmini is easy to use and will trim your image file sizes without sacrificing quality. This isn’t a tool for professional photographers, but it is ideal if you’ve got an overflowing photo collection or you’re looking to optimize images for a website. JPEGmini has two different price points: 59USD for the standalone JPEGmini app 89USD for the standalone JPEGmini app and Adobe plugins While version 3 has just been released, it’s a very small jump from version 2’s offerings. A running tally of space saved by JPEGmini appears at the top of the application window. Conversions take a second or two per photo, and a handy progress bar gives you an idea of how long the operation’s going to take and how much space you’re saving.
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JPEGMini Pro which is extremely popular among professional photographers, and ImageOptim which is 100 free to use.
We also looked briefly at two offline desktop apps, for fun. Although its not popular, as its new, the price makes it worth investigating. (It’s helpfully marked Drop Photos Here to avoid any confusion.) A warning message lets you know that JPEGmini will overwrite your original photos (you can permanently dismiss that warning if you like), and then the conversion begins. From what theyre advertising the plugin will remain free. Again per Paul, JPEGmini v1.8. We will also review the features, price, benefits, pros, and cons of JPEGmini. Confirmed: JPEGmini v1.9.0 disabled the File > Open menu, which may be responsible for breaking the current imageoptim-cli scripting mechanism. All you have to do is drag the image-or set of images-you want to compress into the photo window of the application. Before we get to our list, let us take a quick look at the JPEGmini review.
It’s hard to imagine how using JPEGmini could be any simpler. This photo was compressed with JPEGmini, and looks identical to the original.
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