Browser-Based Batch Image Compression Tool (Product Announcement)
A product listing for PicSqueeze, a free client-side tool for batch-compressing JPEG, PNG, and WebP images with format conversion and SSIM quality verification. Describes an existing solution rather than an unmet user pain point, in an already crowded compression-tool market.
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