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tinyimg 1.1.1
Lightweight image manipulation library for WebAssembly
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Options an encoder honors. More...
#include <image.h>
Public Attributes | |
| uint8_t | quality |
| uint8_t | lossless |
| uint8_t | progressive |
| uint8_t | strip_metadata |
| uint8_t | effort |
| How much computation the encoder may spend; a TinyEffort. | |
| uint8_t | compression |
| How hard to compress a lossless stream; a TinyCompression. | |
Options an encoder honors.
| uint8_t TinyEncodeOpts::compression |
How hard to compress a lossless stream; a TinyCompression.
Zero is TINYIMG_COMPRESSION_AUTO. Read by PNG and by deflate-compressed TIFF; a format with no deflate stream ignores it.
| uint8_t TinyEncodeOpts::effort |
How much computation the encoder may spend; a TinyEffort.
Zero is TINYIMG_EFFORT_FANCY, so a zeroed structure asks for the work every caller got before this field existed.
Two encoders read it. WebP bounds its 4x4 prediction search to the four whole-block modes, which is 1.18x to 1.45x and can move the output either way in bytes. PNG compresses one candidate stream instead of two, which is 1.59x to 2.08x; on a photograph the stream it keeps is the one that would have won, so the output is byte-identical, and on flat artwork it costs 7% to 63% more bytes. Every other encoder ignores this and does the exact thing.
| uint8_t TinyEncodeOpts::lossless |
Non-zero to use a format's lossless mode where it has one.
| uint8_t TinyEncodeOpts::progressive |
Non-zero to write a progressive or interlaced stream.
| uint8_t TinyEncodeOpts::quality |
Quality for a lossy format, 0 to 100.
| uint8_t TinyEncodeOpts::strip_metadata |
Non-zero to drop EXIF and other metadata from the output.