You have the option to save the image as a new file, or overwrite the older photo directly. Or, for a more convenient approach, click the Save button on the toolbar. Use the arrow button above a picture to save the content individually. There are a few ways to save the compressed images. You can change the background color of the previewer, this does not affect the image. The before and after buttons are useful, to get an idea of what the image will look like, when the compression is done. This gives you a larger preview of the image, has some zoom controls, a color/quality slider. Click the green dot next to an image, and the program loads it in its built-in photo viewer. Imagine shows you the file size before and after the compression, as well as a percentage represented the reduction in the size. Select the format you want to convert the image to, by clicking the option in the bottom left corner. The number next to the slider indicates the chosen value. As for PNG, you can set the color quality. This allows you to set the quality for the JPG and WebP formats. The program doesn't support image editing, all it does is compress the images to a slightly lower quality, to reduce the file size.Īdjust the quality by dragging the slider below each image. If you want to remove a picture, use the X button, or the Clear All button in the toolbar if you want to start over. Imagine displays a thumbnail of each image that you add. But dragging and dropping a folder adds the contents, so you may want to use that for batch image processing. While the add button lets you select multiple photos at the same time, it doesn't load an entire folder.
Click the Add button or drag and drop some images on to the program's interface, it supports JPG, PNG, and JPEG images.
Imagine, the photo compressor, has a clean GUI. Oh, and don't confuse this with the legacy picture viewer of the same name. Imagine can help you recover some disk space by compressing your images. Sometimes you may want to keep a bunch of pictures because they are irreplaceable, but their file size could be really large, especially if they are in a very high resolution.
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