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# aggressively ensmallening images for web
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2023-11-27 00:05:41 +00:00
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*adapted from rek's described steps [here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfrB4Gvpj8c)*
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2023-11-26 21:56:58 +00:00
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**assuming that you are compressing to jpeg using GNU Image Manipulation Program (which i like to call g-image):**
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- scale down the image
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- scale the image to the smallest size you're willing to accept for your use case
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2023-11-26 21:56:58 +00:00
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**the next steps are during the export step in g-image under the "advanced" menu:**
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- reduce quality
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- set compression quality as low as 20 (or as low as you can accept)
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- smooth image
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- between .10 and .15
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- progressive sampling
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- check "progressive" in conversion menu (makes the image load in a smoother way on slow connections)
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- stripping metadata
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- strip it all
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- color subsampling
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- set to 4:2:0
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