Oxipng es una utilidad de línea de comandos de alto rendimiento escrita en Rust diseñada para la optimización sin pérdida de imágenes PNG y la minimización de datos. Funciona como un compresor sin pérdida que reduce el tamaño de los archivos sin alterar la calidad visual.
Las características principales de oxipng/oxipng son: Lossless Compression, Image Compression, Batch Image Processing, Image Metadata Stripping, Lossless PNG Compressors, PNG Image Optimizers, Parallel Image Task Executors, Web Asset Optimization.
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