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DESCRIPTION
ImageOptim is a front-end (GUI) for set of tools for optimisation of PNG and JPEG images.

Optimisation makes files smaller (in terms of disk space) by finding optimal compression parameters and by removing unneccessary information, like file comments, EXIF tags and color profiles.

WHAT'S NEW
Version 1.2.3:
  • Changed UI to match Leopard aesthetics (based on design by Martin from Auforia and Chris Messina)
  • Added Dutch localization by Mathias Bynens
  • Status column is sortable
  • Write errors are now properly reported
  • 64-bit and Snow Leopard compatibility improved
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.5.7 or later.

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Developer:Kornel Lesiński
Downloads:6,523
  - Version d/l:274
Utilities:Optimizers
License:Free
Date:14 Dec 2009
Platform:PPC/Intel

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ImageOptim User Reviews (4 posts)Write A Review
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Sep 14 2008
*****

NONTROPPO  This is a wonderful tool; simple to use yet with a whole set of different optimization options available. Drop your images and let it do its magic. It gets a precious space in my dock...  
(Version 1.0.1)

praisebury
+4
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Jun 22 2009
*****

ARVIDTP  Great little app. Sometimes reduces the filesize of small PNGs saved from Preview by about 45%! Whenever I develop a wordpress theme, I just drop the folder on this before uploading to the web - couldn't be simpler.  
(Version 1.0.10)

praisebury
+3
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Sep 14 2008

BEAMY  Nice program and easy to use.

I compared the resulting images with png images optimized by "PNGpong" and PNGpong made smaller files.

How do I have to set the preferences in ImageOptim in order to have the same results as with PNGpong ?

I prefer ImageOptim because it is a program and not a widget.

:-)  
(Version 1.0.1)

praisebury
+2
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Sep 17 2008

KRYSTOF VASA  Note that if your PNG is 24-bit, it gets stripped down to 8 bits only.  
(Version 1.0.2)

praisebury
-6
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Sep 17 2008

PORNEL  It may do that only when it doesn't degrade quality of the image (i.e. if you have low-color image unnecessarily saved as 24-bit).  
(Version 1.0.2)

praisebury
+8