Ohanaware is proud to introduce their latest product ICNSmini, which aids Mac & web developers by reducing the file sizes of ICNS, PNG & TIFF image files.
Shrinking ICNS, PNG & TIFF files can shave megabytes of a Mac Application, enabling quicker download times, reducing the applications footprint on disk and improving overall perception of the application.
Shrinking PNG images for a website, will make it load quicker and enable customers to navigate to what they want quicker.
ICNSmini features:
Can shrink ICNS files, down to 15% of their original file size.
Converts Iconsets into compressed ICNS files, with the same savings as an ICNS file.
Compresses PNG files, up to 25% of their original size.
Can slim TIFF files, on average down to 30% of their original file size.
Simple Mac like interface, drop images in and ICNSmini goes to work.
Batch processing (available via In-App-Purchase) allows multiple images to be processed in one go.
ICNS element stripping, helps to reduce ICNS files by removing unused elements.
Converts some classic ICNS elements to the more modern versions.
Notes: Actual compression rates will vary, dependent upon the content of the image. ICNS compression can reach 15% when additional Element stripping is enabled in the preferences, otherwise ICNS average rates are about 25% of their original size.
ICNS element stripping will make the ICNS file incompatible with OS X 10.6 or older.
PNG compression is processed by the open source pngquat project.
System Requirements:
OS X 10.9 Mavericks or newer, compatible with OS 10.11 El Capitan.
Availability:
ICNSmini is available today and is free from the Apple Mac App Store. Batch Processing is available via In-App-Purchase, without batch processing images can still be compressed, one at a time.
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/icnsmini-shrink-png-icns-iconsets/id1035260885?mt=12