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A tiny tool to reduce size of images in bulk. Helps you to bulk reduce size of images in a folder or individual images.
node --version
npx downsizer --version
or npm install --global downsizer
(This will install downsizer to your machine from the npm registry)npx downsizer "./*.jpg"
: this will downsize all your .jpg
files and put them in the ./downsized
directory inside that folder.# reduce all jpg files in a directory
npx downsizer "./*.jpg"
# reduce a single file
npx downsizer "/path/to/my/file.jpg"
# default quality is 80
npx downsizer --quality=50 "./*.jpg"
Under the hood, this library uses sharp and uses a thread pool to parallize the tasks.
During the State Ijthima held on Karunagappally, Kerala, tons of photos were taken with professional cameras and DSLRs. Photos taken with professional cameras and DSLR are often huge in size. Hence those are hard to manipulate / upload.
This tiny tool was made to reduce size of photos.
MIT © Vajahath Ahmed
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A tiny tool to reduce image size in bulk.
We found that downsizer demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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