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There are a few lossy transformations you can make to an image before saving it as a PNG that result in a lossy compressed PNG that's smaller than the image oth
by banana_giraffe 6y ago
There are a few lossy transformations you can make to an image before saving it as a PNG that result in a lossy compressed PNG that's smaller than the image otherwise would be. This idea was used a ton with GIFs, it's less popular with PNGs, though. pngquant is one tool I know of that does this.
That said, I have no clue if such techniques would result in a smaller image than this approach.