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It's a good idea to run SVGs through SVGO before you use them. In this case, the robot SVG data can be shrunk by almost 50% by using SVGO (or svgomg https://jak
by onion2k 5y ago
It's a good idea to run SVGs through SVGO before you use them. In this case, the robot SVG data can be shrunk by almost 50% by using SVGO (or svgomg https://jakearchibald.github.io/svgomg/ https://jakearchibald.github.io/svgomg/) with a precision of 0 and using the 'prefers viewbox' option. I didn't try the others.
- mchusma 5y agoSvgo is so good. It's like a cheat code. I use that GUI too.
- uxamanda 5y agoFWIW, ImageOptim[0] is a nice, very simple desktop app that includes SVGO and a bunch of other optimizers for various formats. Drop images, done. [0] https://imageoptim.com https://imageoptim.com
- edelmann 5y agoEven if you're looking for a fast Photoshop fix, a decent instructional might help you unwind. https://pathedits.com/blogs/tips/tips-tools-and-how-to-reduce-image-file-size-without-sacrificing-quality https://pathedits.com/blogs/tips/tips-tools-and-how-to-reduc...
- vmception 5y agonice, I'm going to see if I can compress some intricate SVGs enough to make fancier NFTs with onchain image data instead of IPFS or external dedicated webserver. fixing one of the criticisms with that technology. a couple more to go