Gracepoint After Five

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PunyPNG on a New Server

I finally found some time to move PunyPNG to its own dedicated slice (previous it lived on Gracepoint After Five’s slice).

You can now go directly to PunyPNG via this new URL:

http://www.punypng.com

(http://www.gracepointafterfive.com/punypng will now be redirected to the new URL, but any API calls will not be redirected)


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4 Comments

  1. Good afternoon!
    I study some time, optimisation of pictures (JPEG and PNG) and often I use your service for these purposes, however because of a number of restrictions in service, have walked to write own algorithm of optimisation of pictures.
    For JPEG
    “jpegtran.exe”-copy all-optimise-perfect “%% ~fi” “%% ~fi”
    “jhead.exe”-dc-de-di-dx-du “%% ~fi”
    Or
    “jpegtran.exe”-copy all-progressive-perfect “%% ~fi” “%% ~fi”
    “jhead.exe”-dc-de-di-dx-du “%% ~fi”
    Use of this or that algorithm depends on a situation
    As I understand, you use progressive compression for JPEG.
    In certain cases I lose to your service in compression JPEG, and I would like to learn why and how it can be corrected?
    And still, how I understand, in PNG with an alpha the channel, you change all transparent pixels to one transparent colour, as shown here?
    http://www.artlebedev.ru/tools/technogrette/img/png-3/
    Thanks for attention!

  2. Dude! this service is awesome. I use it a lot. Thank you.

  3. Any chance of releasing a WP plugin or a Mozilla add-on? I really like punypng but I find it painful optimizing 500+ images daily…

  4. @marion, wow, what are you doing processing 500+ images daily?? You can try using Michael Grosser’s Smusher.

    https://github.com/grosser/smusher

    You can also license PunyPNG’s API to run on your own server if you want.

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