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Is it possible to optimise and resize an image with mozjpeg?
I want to be able to compress and resize and image with mozjpeg's cjpeg command
However according to the usage file it does not seem like cjpeg can do both in one single command.
Is it right?
If it is impossible to both compress and resize at the same time, should I use jpegtran to perform the resize function? If I should use jpegtran, then should the resize before or after the cjpeg optimises?
mozjpeg
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I want to be able to compress and resize and image with mozjpeg's cjpeg command
However according to the usage file it does not seem like cjpeg can do both in one single command.
Is it right?
If it is impossible to both compress and resize at the same time, should I use jpegtran to perform the resize function? If I should use jpegtran, then should the resize before or after the cjpeg optimises?
mozjpeg
asked 58 mins ago
Anthony KongAnthony Kong
1,53863458
Perhaps I am blind, but in the usage page you link to, neithercjpegnorjpegtranseem to have aresizeoption? The closest thing I spotted wasdjpeg, which has ascaleoption, but that's for decompressing.jpgimages.
– Anaksunaman
7 mins ago
then how can one use this toolset to scale down a jpeg image?
– Anthony Kong
2 mins ago
add a comment |
I want to be able to compress and resize and image with mozjpeg's cjpeg command
However according to the usage file it does not seem like cjpeg can do both in one single command.
Is it right?
If it is impossible to both compress and resize at the same time, should I use jpegtran to perform the resize function? If I should use jpegtran, then should the resize before or after the cjpeg optimises?
mozjpeg
asked 58 mins ago
Anthony KongAnthony Kong
1,53863458
I want to be able to compress and resize and image with mozjpeg's cjpeg command
However according to the usage file it does not seem like cjpeg can do both in one single command.
Is it right?
If it is impossible to both compress and resize at the same time, should I use jpegtran to perform the resize function? If I should use jpegtran, then should the resize before or after the cjpeg optimises?
mozjpeg
mozjpeg
asked 58 mins ago
Anthony KongAnthony Kong
1,53863458
asked 58 mins ago
Anthony KongAnthony Kong
1,53863458
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Anthony Kong
asked 58 mins ago
Anthony KongAnthony Kong
1,53863458
asked 58 mins ago
Anthony KongAnthony Kong
1,53863458
asked 58 mins ago
Anthony KongAnthony Kong
1,53863458
1,53863458
Perhaps I am blind, but in the usage page you link to, neithercjpegnorjpegtranseem to have aresizeoption? The closest thing I spotted wasdjpeg, which has ascaleoption, but that's for decompressing.jpgimages.
– Anaksunaman
7 mins ago
then how can one use this toolset to scale down a jpeg image?
– Anthony Kong
2 mins ago
add a comment |
Perhaps I am blind, but in the usage page you link to, neithercjpegnorjpegtranseem to have aresizeoption? The closest thing I spotted wasdjpeg, which has ascaleoption, but that's for decompressing.jpgimages.
– Anaksunaman
7 mins ago
then how can one use this toolset to scale down a jpeg image?
– Anthony Kong
2 mins ago
Perhaps I am blind, but in the usage page you link to, neither
cjpeg nor jpegtran seem to have a resize option? The closest thing I spotted was djpeg, which has a scale option, but that's for decompressing .jpg images.– Anaksunaman
7 mins ago
Perhaps I am blind, but in the usage page you link to, neither
cjpeg nor jpegtran seem to have a resize option? The closest thing I spotted was djpeg, which has a scale option, but that's for decompressing .jpg images.– Anaksunaman
7 mins ago
then how can one use this toolset to scale down a jpeg image?
– Anthony Kong
2 mins ago
then how can one use this toolset to scale down a jpeg image?
– Anthony Kong
2 mins ago
add a comment |
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Perhaps I am blind, but in the usage page you link to, neither
cjpegnorjpegtranseem to have aresizeoption? The closest thing I spotted wasdjpeg, which has ascaleoption, but that's for decompressing.jpgimages.– Anaksunaman
7 mins ago
then how can one use this toolset to scale down a jpeg image?
– Anthony Kong
2 mins ago