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Advanced JPEG Compressor

Version:2019

License: Free for Windows

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Version

2019

Updated

2018-10-27 04:55:03

Compatibility

Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10

Size

4.74 MB

Architecture

x32/x64

Language

English

Developer

WinSoftMagic

Website

www.winsoftmagic.com

Description

Advanced JPEG Compressor is a program for compressing JPEG images. It has flexible settings to ensure minimal loss of quality for maximum compression. It also has functions for simple picture editing: rotating, color correction, watermark imposition.

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11 years ago

Alex

Thank you, I will download it now. I've been using this program for years and don't know the best. Almost no loss of downloading and immediately shows the original size. The sliders can be adjusted if, for example, with a strong compression shows that it starts to cry, then the sliders all adjusted. OH Especially problems arise with fonts in the pictures. But through the adjustment everything can be arranged. Sometimes compresses up to 1000% (thousands). Best I just do not know - no Photoshop or anything else does not cope as this program. The version of the program that I have now is outdated! I want to upgrade.

7 years ago

edward44

Alex - absolutely agree. I was surprised by another thing in this program - I throw (by mistake) a TIFF file weighing 132 MB. (for printout A0 do not take such a heavy. What would you think - gobbled up, gave a peg 1.6 MB, with no loss of quality (the settings were the default. Tried to put the settings (engines below) to a minimum - the quality is virtually unchanged. Who writes that this software is worthless - or there are crooked hands, or trolls, or have not matured to such programs. All the advice to reduce the weight in Photoshop at the expense of quality - well, total nonsense...