Automate Image Compression for your Websites with the latest codecs using Squoosh from Google

To get the smallest sizes for your web design images, you need to try the latest codecs like WebP, MozJPEG, AVIF and Google created an excellent tool that helps you automate that process.

Squoosh is an online application that let's you explore some of the web's newest compression formats. To use it, you can simply paste or drop an image into the blob in the application.

If you want to compress an entire folder full of images, you can simply use the CLI (Command Line Interface) after you've previewed how the compression will affect your images.

You can even save this application as a Web App, so you can use it offline.

Squoosh is an open source project that can also be controlled through a CLI (command line interface). It even lets you preview a sample file and then copy the code for the command to run in your terminal or to use in your web application.

Site: https://squoosh.app/ Github Repo: https://github.com/GoogleChromeLabs/squoosh/ ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KvQ4WCIXg0w