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# Goptimizer - downscales and optimizes images
# Goptimize - downscales and optimizes images
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Goptimizer is a commandline utility written in Golang. It downscales and optimizes JPEG, PNG, GIF, TIFF and BMP files.
Goptimize is a command-line utility written in Golang. It downscales and optimizes JPEG, PNG, GIF, TIFF and BMP files.
Image downscaling/rotation is done within goptimize (`-m <width>x<height>`, see [Usage](#usage-options)), however optimization is done using the following additional tools (if they are installed):
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- pngquant
- gifsicle
## Notes
Both `jpegoptim` & `jpegtran` have almost identical optimization, so if both are installed then just `jpegtran` is used for JPG optimization. PNG optimization however will run through both `optipng` & `pngquant` (if installed) as this can result in better optimization.
It is highly recommended to install the necessary optimization tools, however they are not required to run goptimize.
Goptimize will remove all exif data from JPEG files, auto-rotating those that depend on it for orientation.
GGoptimize will by default remove all EXIF data from JPEG files and automatically rotate those that rely on it for orientation. This can be disabled by adding the `-e` flag.
It will also preserve (by default) the file's original modification times (`-p=false` to disable).
Animated GIF files are not supported and automatically get skipped.
Animated GIF files are not supported and are ignored.
## Usage options
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--optipng string optipng binary (default "optipng")
```
## Examples
- `./goptimize image.png` - optimize a PNG file
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- `./goptimize -m 1200x0 image.jpg` - optimize and downscale a JPG file to a maximum size of width of 1200px
- `./goptimize -o out/ image.jpg` - optimize a JPG file and save it to `out/`
## Install
Download the appropriate binary from the [releases](https://github.com/axllent/goptimize/releases/latest), or if you have golang installed
### Build requirements
Go >= 1.21 required.
Download the appropriate binary from the [releases](https://github.com/axllent/goptimize/releases/latest), or if you have golang installed you can install from source:
```
go get github.com/axllent/goptimize
go install github.com/axllent/goptimize@latest
```
## TODO
Some ideas for the future:
- Dry run
- Option to copy exif data (how?)