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pngquant: what its README and man page state about shrinking a PNG to a palette image (not run)
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What this guide covers
A documentary note for people preparing PNG illustrations who want to know what pngquant's README and man page say about palette conversion, quality limits, output naming and licence wording. Based on three files at one commit; nothing was installed or run and no image was converted.
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pngquant: what its README and man page state about shrinking a PNG to a palette image (not run)
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A documentary note for people preparing PNG illustrations who want to know what pngquant's README and man page say about palette conversion, quality limits, output naming and licence wording. Based on three files at one commit; nothing was installed or run and no image was converted.
Useful starting points
- Keep the original file: by default a new file is written, and the man page calls converting in place unsafe.
- The README and the man page give different default speeds, so check which one matches the version you have.
- Compare the result with the original by eye before using it; the documents give no comparison step.
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