Image Resizer, Compressor
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- If you are uploading PNGs, PNG is a lossless format. It completely ignores the Quality parameter.
- If you uploads a highly compressed PNG (like a screenshot with flat colors or a transparent background) and our code converts it to a JPEG, the file size can actually increase. JPEG compression is terrible for sharp text and flat graphics, resulting in a larger file than the original PNG.
- If your slider value is set to 100 (which turns into 1.0), the browser applies zero JPEG compression artifacts. This almost always results in a file size that is 2x to 3x larger than the original image. For real KB reduction, your quality slider should ideally default between 0.6 and 0.8.
- It is good for reducing the size of images other than PNG files from MB to KB!
