CLI
github.com/Lymphatus/caesium-cltCaesium Command Line Tools compresses images with lossy or lossless options.
Looking for something like G'MIC? Here are 6 alternatives, ranked by how closely they match it on purpose, features and platforms. Of these, 3 are open source.
G’MIC is an open-source image processing framework for 2D, 3D, and 3D+t images, with command-line and other interfaces.
| # | Alternative | Pricing | Open source | Platforms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | CLI | — | Not stated | Linux, macOS, Windows |
| 2 | cbird | — | Yes | — |
| 3 | PNGQuant | — | Not stated | Linux, macOS, Web |
| 4 | tint | — | Yes | Linux |
| 5 | FaceFusion | — | Not stated | macOS, Windows |
| 6 | Oxipng | — | Yes | Linux, macOS, Windows |
Caesium Command Line Tools compresses images with lossy or lossless options.
The cbird command-line program retrieves image and video content by visual content, with search and deduplication tools.
Compress PNG files with pngquant, a command-line utility and library that preserves alpha transparency.
tint recolors images using palettes, with command-line controls for applying a chosen theme palette.
FaceFusion provides face manipulation tools, with command-line usage instructions and installers for Windows and macOS.
Oxipng optimizes PNG and APNG files with lossless compression, and offers both a command-line interface and a library.
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