Feature Requests and Suggestions
PunyPNG is always looking for an improvement. Got an idea or suggestion? We want to hear from you!
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Remove the "EXIF"-like information in PNG?
When I punify a PNG image and check it in a hex editor afterwards, I still see information like:
tEXtcreate-date 2009-11-09T09:28:03+00:00
tEXtmodify-date 2009-11-09T09:28:03+00:00
tEXtSoftware Macromedia Fireworks 8Etc...
This sounds like one of the first things you'd want to get rid of, in my view. Maybe include an option to remove this info?
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Submit entire directories for puny-ization
Submit entire directories for puny-ization which would become available for download as a zip with directory structure intact.
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Create a Photoshop plugin
Puny is really missing in Photoshop!
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Create a wordpress plugin
Create a wordpress plugin like WP Smush.it (who doesn't work with wp 2.8...)
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61 votes
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Leave animated gifs as animated
Animated gif files are basically multiple gifs files displayed in a certain order.
When sending them through PunyPNG, you'll usually see a HUGE decrease in filesize, but that's because only 1 of the files that make up the animations remain.
While PNG is indeed a better format, Animated PNG files are as good as not supported.
I used to use smush.it for animated GIF files, but their upload feature is gone.
In the documentation, I find this: http://www.lcdf.org/gifsicle/
That being the program they used for it.
PNG might be a fantastic filetype, but untill animation with PNG is supported, the…
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45 votes
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A desktop version
for people can compress a entiere folder, and replace all png's
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Support Opera 10 browser
Currently images are "uploading" forever
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Enter the URL of a webpage and download/compress all image assets
This is similar to how Smush.it on Yslow does it.
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17 votes
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Create a plugin for Inkscape
Open source drawing applications are in need of good image optimisation features as most are lacking in it, such as, GIMP & Inkscape.
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16 votes
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12 votes
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make browser add-ons like smush.it which will 'punify' all the images in the web page
When i am on a webpage, and i want all the images in the page punified, it would be great to have a browser add-on, like smush.it, which will grab all the images in the page and optimize it and give back a zip file with the punified files.
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Create a Php Plug-in
Create a PHP Plug-In so i can Puny the images that my users sumbit it. Because i have a webpage that users upload images. Like imagehack
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Optimiz size like imageoptimizer.net
i like to have PunyPNG works like http://www.imageoptimizer.net/ they can reduce any image size almost 90% with any lose,
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Compress and use original file format.
Maybe I'm missing the feature, but Puny turns everything into a PNG. If I'm optimizing my website, for example, and process 200 images, they may be a mix of jpg and gif and png, I need to reupload the same exact filename (and consequently filetype) or else they will just 404 because a jpg became a png.
Plus, I can't imagine PNG will always beat GIF and JPG for every type of image, there are some images that JPG is probably better for, and some that GIF might be better for.8 votes -
make some money by creating your own hosted image service (aka Amazon S3) with "punification" option
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Option to batch download all the lossy (or standard) compressed files.
When doing so, the "indexed" in the file name would be removed.
5 votes
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