Image Optimization Software: ImageOptimizer ImOp

ImageOptimizer ImOp is a free software for image optimization. This optimizes your total photo gallery at a single click. You go to a tour and take a lot of pictures. You just want to upload your images to Facebook or other social networking sites you use. But the main problem which arises for everyone is the size of the pictures are very large and the images are needed to be optimized. Image Optimization for each image is a tedious one and almost impossible if the photos are very large in number. Then this software comes in handy.

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Above is the screenshot of the ImageOptimizer. It is a simple tool and very easy to use. It’s a lightweight application and is a portable one (don’t need to install it).

How to use this software for image optimization :

Step-1:

First of all select your source folder (the folder which contains your pictures) by clicking the Select source button as shown in the above screenshot.

Step-2:

Then select your destination folder (the folder in which you want the optimized images to be stored) by clicking the Select destination button as shown in the above screenshot.

Step-3:

You can select your image quality in the quality bar given below the Source and destination buttons.

Step-4:

You can start the process and the images are thus optimized.

Pro’s of this image optimization software:

• You can optimize in bulk. Total folders and the sub folders containing images are optimized with a single click.
• Portable and lightweight.
• Optimization at a fast rate.

Con’s of this image optimization software:

• Only .jpg and .jpeg formats are supported and the other image formats are not supported.

How to download it:

Download the software from the link given below. There’s no need to install it click it and run it.

Note: The download page is not in English but you can download the software easily. If you want read the page, try Google translate

So finally if you want a portable, lightweight application to optimize your images at a bulk rate then ImageOptimizer ImOp is a good try.

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