OptiPNG Shrinks Screenshots Without Quality Loss

Cult of Mac
By Charlie SorrelAug 9, 2013, 6:45 am214 pts
If you liked my how-to on rolling your own ImageMagick-based OS X Services using shell scripts, you’re going to love OptiPNG. It’s another command line utility that can be used to shrink PNGs without losing any quality. You can do this in one of two ways: the command-line way, which involves typing every time…

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