• Its used to convert images to a different compression ratio.
• Its best to use highest quality image to convert to lower ratio image as it will minize unintended image quality loss.
• Its only work for JPEG/JPG images at the moment, but I have an intention to add so more image formats are allowed. (Help from the community will also be appreciated)

It mostly meant for developers or tech savvy users to easily convert images to more compressed format easily in batch without using slow and limited online tools. However, this guide is written with minimal tech skills in mind to accomadate everyone. But if you felt something is missing. feel free to contribute by add a pull request.

1. install nodejs https://nodejs.org/en/download/
2. install git https://git-scm.com/downloads
3. [OPTIONAL] (if you want to just type webpack to run this app) npm install webpack -g

1. clone the project into your desired folder
2. open command line interface (i.e. for Mac, its "Terminal" and for windows, its "Command Prompt")
3. navigate into this project root folder and type npm install
4. load all images need to convert into ./src folder
5. in the same command line interface, type npm run convert or just webpack if you proceeded with pre-reqs #3
6. await conversion, then you should see all your converted image in ./dist folder

In side webpack.config.js file, change compression ratio with property

options: {
  mozjpeg: {
    ...,
    quality: <change to your desired quality>

Feel free to start PR to add missing functionalities in the following title "Work In Progress (WIP) / Help Needed (HN) Functionalities", its pretty free style atm :D Enjoy!

1. (HN) Create UI so non-developers can use it as well
2. (HN) Allow customization of batch file name when converted
3. (HN) Make it into a React Native / Electron App
4. (HN) Make this app work also for png and other file format