atshak
Newbie
- Jun 10, 2026
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I’m documenting my progress while building a high‑performance offline image compression tool that supports 5 formats: JPG, PNG, WebP, TGA, and EXR.
The goal is simple:
- reduce file size without losing visual quality
- keep everything fully offline
- handle large images (including 8K)
- stay stable under heavy load
- support batch processing and multi‑format conversion
I recently ran a 10‑minute stress test on a low‑end machine (2GB RAM).
Windows Image Viewer froze, Task Manager froze, but the compressor stayed stable and completed all outputs.
Right now the tool includes:
- real quality control (0–100)
- no‑quality‑loss mode
- metadata removal
- multi‑output generation
- fast processing even on weak hardware
https://youtu.be/x9WtgZIHDSM?si=iu6iVGu0GV1Oq4em
I’ll keep updating this thread as I add more features and run more tests.
The goal is simple:
- reduce file size without losing visual quality
- keep everything fully offline
- handle large images (including 8K)
- stay stable under heavy load
- support batch processing and multi‑format conversion
I recently ran a 10‑minute stress test on a low‑end machine (2GB RAM).
Windows Image Viewer froze, Task Manager froze, but the compressor stayed stable and completed all outputs.
Right now the tool includes:
- real quality control (0–100)
- no‑quality‑loss mode
- metadata removal
- multi‑output generation
- fast processing even on weak hardware
https://youtu.be/x9WtgZIHDSM?si=iu6iVGu0GV1Oq4em
I’ll keep updating this thread as I add more features and run more tests.
