Caesium allows you to save a lot of space on your hard bulldoze and speedily upload your pictures on the spider web (on sites similar Facebook, Google+ etc) saving a lot of fourth dimension. Also webmasters and bloggers for instance need to make certain the images they mail on their websites are optimized, to avoid prolonged loading times for their visitors. The software allows you lot to view instantly the compression results, helping you to decide how much optimization you need. Caesium tin fix different compression levels to each epitome, saving a lot of time, ensuring great results.

Image compression is underestimated but tin can have many important uses. Tin can be useful to webmasters who have many images on their website and want to reduce the loading time. Is also of import for people who attach photos to emails and desire to send information technology chop-chop. And what about Social Networks? People upload a lot of pictures on Facebook, Google+ etc, and with Caesium you can drastically reduce the upload time. And if you just want to store your images on your Difficult Drive call up how many space are you wasting without compressing them!

Compress up to 90%

  • Preserving the original file format.
  • No additional software required for opening compressed files.
  • Compression without visual quality loss.
  • Unproblematic processing

Batch processing.

  • Set compression level with a unproblematic slider.
  • Set different pinch levels to each epitome.
  • Custom suffix support.

Like shooting fish in a barrel preview

  • Next preview, with original and compressed pictures.
  • Picket details with zoom.
  • Custom visualization options.

Extra features

  • Common file formats supported.
  • Datetime and metatag support.
  • Multilanguage.
  • Elevate&Drib.

What's New:

  • Stock-still: Some minor bugs and translations.
  • Fixed: Caesium compresses up to 200% faster
    • Contour files not storing all the new info
    • Compression slider value
    • Crash previewing some images Some iussues with resolution changes
  • Added: Caesium will e'er now prompt to exit if there's at least one particular
  • Note: Caesium now uses Qt5, which means its performaces are improved significantly at the expense of an increase in size.