

Caesium Image Compressor
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Caesium Image Compressor lets you compress your pictures up to 90% without visible quality loss. Providing a simple yet effective interface with a real-time preview and multiple image processing at the same time, everyone will be able to reach the best result.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (GPL-3.0)
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- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Online
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Danilo Venom added Caesium Image Compressor as alternative to ImageCrush
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Quick and simple bulk image optimisation. Only wish it would keep folder structure!
Very disappointing. It does lack a lot of settings offered by Riot and when I tried to optimize a 300 ko png file, it gave me a heavier image automatically (you cannot change anything). Riot gives a 96 ko file (and not the best compression).
A piece of software I use on Windows, which is really very handy for compressing and resizing photos in bulk. It’s a shame that the software isn’t compiled for Linux.
this tool is Good
Not able to use on mobile
In the few weeks I've been using this It's been really quick, easy, and efficient.
A minor caveat: Regrettably it doesn't posses any 'undo' options, so if one's changed the settings to overwrite your files in the original folder, one has to retrieve the originals from the bin. No real hardship, just an observation to be aware of. Otherwise you can choose a designated save folder, or changed the filename to the edited photos.
Works great and quicker than expected. Can compress, resize images with a few helpful output settings like filename suffixes and output formats. Wish .avif was one of them. Might be limited for advanced users but they're probably diddling around in the terminal anyway.
One warning absolutely DO NOT add any spaces in the "suffix" option.