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High performance Node.js image processing, the fastest module to resize JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, AVIF and TIFF images
A Node.js command-line tool and script to compress and optimize images, using different algorithms to reduce file size
Parse image file to ImageData for React Native
An npm package to mass convert image files to .webp or resize them.
Convert images to WebP
pic-shrink is an easy-to-use CLI tool for compressing images in JPG, PNG, and WEBP.
A simple WASM library designed to convert PNG images to WebP format.
A utility to convert images to WebP format
Converts JPEG and PNG images to WebP format.
This Node.js module allows you to transform image URLs from various platforms by automatically selecting the best image format based on the browser's capabilities.
A Hexo Plugin To Easily Use Webp Cloud Service
* Optimize image to target size * Resize image
This take jpe?g/png/svg and it converts all images from a certain folder to webp/avif.
Simple change image file type
A small library that utilizes the native image decoding capabilities of web browsers to seamlessly convert images between the webp, avif, jpeg, and png formats.
- image
- converter
- avif
- jpeg
- png
- webp
- browser
- client
- client-side
- no external dependencies
- browser decoding
- browser API
- canvas
- blob
converts image files to webp format and adds to the project build
The official imgix plugin to apply imgix transformations and optimisations to images in Gatsby at build-time or request-time
- blur-up
- cdn
- fixed
- fluid
- gatsby-image
- gatsby-plugin
- gatsby
- image
- imgix
- optimise
- optimize
- placeholder
- responsive
- transform
A Vite plugin for compressing and converting images to WebP format during the build process.
React image component to build responsive WebP and AVIF image sets from Cloudinary assets, using density or resolution switching and blurred prealoading image placeholder
A node.js script that converts PNG and JPG images to AVIF and WebP format with various sizes and saves them in a specified output directory. The output images are named based on the input file and include information about their size and format.