#Riot vs tinypng trial

You cant beat it for serious catalog & portfolio work. Of course ps batch does all those things + resize down, compresses for web & save. You’ll note the OP uses PS already & says he does a lot of portfolio sitesĪs i said when doing such portfolio sites you’re always gonna have thumbnail rows to prompt to load the larger version, and in such cases thumbnails absolutely look so much better if they are saturated up a bit, then a little extra contrast, then sharpened, then ‘fade-sharpened’ down about 60% to take the edge off… they stand out a mile better than a straight size-reduced thumb because you lose so much detail in a thumbnail. Well some web jobs of course involve putting a catalog of products online or a designers portfolio, and in that case you might have hundreds of shots to process. Good little freebie tho i suppose that jpeg mini. Free to use with no limits or paid versions Allows you to set a sanity limit so it automatically rescales large image.

#Riot vs tinypng trial

PS doing the same via ‘save for web’ created an image identical in quality to the jpeg mini one, but at only 11kb TinyPNG is free for a certain number of images, then paid JPEG Mini has a free trial There are many other options as well, with a variety of free trials and paid services Plugin Options: Simple starter plugin: Imsanity. Well thats odd cos i tried the freebie jpeg mini… it resized & saved a large 2592 × 1456 image down to 500px wide (typical web size image) at a size of 31kb.

I have never once needed a batch resizing option while designing a website. Go look up Photoshop compression vs tinypng or jpeg mini and you’ll see how awful it is at compressing files so that they look good after compression.Īlso batch is fine for photo galleries and such but doesn’t work for this type of application when you are designing a site and tweaking image sizing as you go. RIOT - Radical Image Optimization Tool vs TinyPNG opinions pros, cons and recent comments Gu It does reduce image file size drastically without affecting much visual qulity. As far as PS batch, PS does not handle image compression nearly as well as some of these 3rd party tools.