PNGOUTWin - Best in class image compression
Image compression cases studies (continued)
On the previous page, I compressed a GIF image a significant amount using PNGOUTWin. In the following two test cases, I compressed two PNG images to show that PNGOUTWin can improve on the image compression in most PNG files.
| Software Title | Compressed Image Size (Bytes) | % of Original |
|---|---|---|
| PNGOUTWin | 2980 | 96% |
| Advpng -4 | 3074 | 100% |
| Pngrewrite | 3355 | 100% |
| Web Image Guru | 3240 | 100% |
| Optipng -o7 | 3074 | 100% |
| Photoshop Elements 4 | 3917 | 100% |
| Pngcrush -brute | 3074 | 100% |
| Software Title | Compressed Image Size (Bytes) | % of Original |
|---|---|---|
| PNGOUTWin | 18715 | 95% |
| Advpng -4 | 19726 | 100% |
| Pngrewrite | PNG24 not supported | N/A |
| Web Image Guru | 19726 | 100% |
| Optipng -o7 | 19640 | 100% |
| Photoshop Elements 4 | 19897 | 100% |
| Pngcrush -brute | 19640 | 100% |
These results are typical of similar tests, and the amount of compression from file to file will vary.
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