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The script will compress all the images in the `/home/USER/ImageCompressor/test/input` folder and save the compressed images to the `/home/USER/ImageCompressor/test/output` folder, using a quality factor of 30. Once the compression is complete, a message will be displayed indicating that the process is completed.
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## Graphical Interface (User Friendly)
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### Requirements
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- Python 3.x
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- PIL Library
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### Usage
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## Installation Guide
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## Windows
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Download and install the desired version of Python from the official website:https://www.python.org/downloads/
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Open a terminal and run the following command to install PIL:
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pip install Pillow
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### Installation Guide
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#### Windows
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Download the latest release executable of Image Compressor from
To use the Image Compressor tool, follow these steps:
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1. Run "ImageCompressor.exe" to open the main menu:
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2. Click on the "Select Folder" button to choose the folder containing the images you want to compress. You can check the currently selected directory at the bottom of the latest dropdown menu:
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3. After selecting the folder, click on the "Compress" button to begin the compression process.
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4. Once the compression is complete, the tool will automatically close after 2 seconds.
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## Build (Advanced User) [Not necessary]
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### Requirements
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### How to build [Option 1 - Using megerd.py] [Recommended]
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1. Open a terminal and navigate to the main folder of the project.
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2. Run the following command:
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3. Once the compression is complete, the tool will automatically close after 2 seconds.
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sudo ./dist/ImageCompressor
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## FAQ
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- Does this program copy empty (0 bit) images?
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No, empty images are not copied.
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- What image formats are supported by ImageCompressor?
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ImageCompressor supports the same image formats as the Pillow library, which includes popular formats such as JPEG, PNG, BMP, GIF, and TIFF, among others.
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