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The tools you mention use lossless compression. For 24-bit PNG files that means they probably won't come close the kind of lossy compression used by TinyPNG.
by molf 14y ago
The tools you mention use lossless compression. For 24-bit PNG files that means they probably won't come close the kind of lossy compression used by TinyPNG.
- trebor 14y agoThe comparison will be subjective. One will retain full detail (24-bit color) and the other will not. The "better" will be subjective, as I said. I wish Photoshop gave the option to save an 8-bit PNG with a FULL alpha channel—that's what this seems to do.