OptiImage1.0.0

OptiImage reduces the size of image files while keeping them in their original formats for easier storage, transfer, or publication. It processes PNG, JPEG, SVG, and WebP images, covering common raster, vector, and web-oriented assets. The program assigns oxipng to PNG files, jpegoptim to JPEGs, scour to SVGs, and cwebp to WebP files rather than using one compression method for every format.

Users can choose between lossless and lossy compression, depending on whether preserving image data or achieving a smaller file is more important. An option controls whether metadata is retained in the compressed output or removed. Safe mode creates a separate optimized image instead of overwriting the source, so the original and compressed files can be kept together.

OptiImage suits Linux users preparing images for websites, applications, archives, or media libraries where file size matters. It is published by Soumyadeep Ghosh and is available as open-source software. The current release is version 1.0.0.

It runs on Linux with snapd and supports x86_64, also known as amd64, systems. Its format-specific processing and separate-output mode distinguish it from a basic batch resizer by giving users control over compression behavior and source-file preservation.