imagemin-cli
Advanced tools
Readme
Minify images
Issues with the output should be reported on the imagemin issue tracker.
npm install --global imagemin-cli
$ imagemin --help
Usage
$ imagemin <path|glob> ... --out-dir=build [--plugin=<name> ...]
$ imagemin <file> > <output>
$ cat <file> | imagemin > <output>
Options
--plugin, -p Override the default plugins
--out-dir, -o Output directory
Examples
$ imagemin images/* --out-dir=build
$ imagemin foo.png > foo-optimized.png
$ cat foo.png | imagemin > foo-optimized.png
$ imagemin foo.png --plugin=pngquant > foo-optimized.png
$ imagemin foo.png --plugin.pngquant.quality=0.1 --plugin.pngquant.quality=0.2 > foo-optimized.png
# Non-Windows platforms may support the short CLI syntax for array arguments
$ imagemin foo.png --plugin.pngquant.quality={0.1,0.2} > foo-optimized.png
$ imagemin foo.png --plugin.webp.quality=95 --plugin.webp.preset=icon > foo-icon.webp
FAQs
Minify images seamlessly
We found that imagemin-cli demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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