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uh hello guys uh welcome to this video
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so in this video I will show you how to
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reduce the quality of the image or how
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to compress the size of the image in the
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terminal for this we'll be using this
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library image magic if you just go to
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this website and it's a free open-source
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image processing library and it's
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available for Linux Windows and Mac so
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I'm there on the Windows machine so
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simply open the terminal where all the
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images are present you can see the
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original size of this image is 108
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kilobyte and now I will reduce this size
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by simply executing a very simple
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command magic 1 jpg so we simply write
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magic and followed by the name of the
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file and then we can adjust the quality
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here of the image from 0 to 100 you can
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provide any value so let's suppose I
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provide here 50 and then I will simply
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say
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compressed dot jpg so as soon as I press
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the enter key you will see it will
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create a new file which will be
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compressed jpg so if you see now it
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actually created this the quality
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remains the same but if you see the size
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difference you can see it is reduced to
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84.1 kilobyte and it's from
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108 and you can adjust it even more
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let's suppose I say quality should be
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around
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20 so now if you see the
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size 45 kilobyte
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So still the quality I think remains the
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same but in this easy way guys you can
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reduce or compress the size of an uh JPG
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or PNG image right in the terminal
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itself you can see the size original
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size is 108 KB but now this is the
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compressed image which is 45.8 KB so in
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this easy way guys you can reduce the
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size of this image by using image magic
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in the terminal and also check out my
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website which is freemediatools.com
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uh which contains thousands of tools
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