Compressez vos images sans jamais les envoyer sur un serveurVous connaissez le réflexe : pour compresser une photo, on l'envoie sur un site en ligne, on attend, puis on télécharge le résultat. Le problème, c'est que la photo quitte votre ordinateur. Pour une p2 min read·zippicapp.hashnode.devNov 4
I Stopped Uploading Client Photos to Online Tools. Here's What I Use Instead.If you handle client photos — real estate shoots, product photos, headshots, unreleased designs — every "free" online compressor asks you to do something you probably shouldn't: upload someone else's2 min read·zippicapp.hashnode.devOct 21
ZipPic vs Squoosh: The Three Jobs Squoosh Can't DoSquoosh is a genuinely good tool. If you want to squeeze one hero image and compare AVIF against WebP against MozJPEG with a side-by-side preview and fine-grained codec settings, it's still one of the4 min read·zippicapp.hashnode.devOct 20
Your PNG Screenshots Are 5x Bigger Than They Need to BeI published a tutorial last month with 14 screenshots. After it went live, I checked the page weight out of curiosity: 38MB. Thirty-eight megabytes — for a page that is mostly text. Every screenshot w3 min read·zippicapp.hashnode.devOct 19
That 50MB PDF You're Trying to Email? It Could Be 3MB.Last week I tried to send a scanned contract over email. 47MB. Gmail's attachment limit is 25MB. The client's upload portal capped at 10MB. I ended up splitting it into five parts like it was 2004. Th3 min read·zippicapp.hashnode.devOct 18
