baoyu-compress-image

To batch compress images to WebP or PNG, run the script on an input directory with recursive traversal enabled. It automatically selects the best available local image tool and outputs compressed files while reporting per-file and batch results.

Reducing image file size for web use is best achieved by smartly compressing images to WebP or PNG. The tool automatically selects the optimal local utility among Sharp, cwebp, sips, or ImageMagick to minimize file sizes with minimal effort.

Yes, you can convert a folder of images to WebP with quality control by running the script on the directory. It supports recursive directory traversal and allows flexible format output with configurable per-file quality settings.

Sharp works with PNG and WebP compression as one of the local image tools automatically selected by the script. It is used alongside sips, cwebp, and ImageMagick to apply format conversion and quality control for reducing file sizes.

You can preserve original images when compressing a batch by using the option to keep originals during processing. The script outputs compressed files separately and provides per-file and summary reporting without overwriting source files.

Image compression automatically selects different tools to ensure the best results based on your local environment. It detects available utilities like sips, cwebp, ImageMagick, or Sharp to guarantee optimal format conversion and file size reduction.