Python Library Pillow can be used very effectively to compress images. While doing some research on this I found that .JPG files can be compress very effectively however this does not work well with .PNG files. Here is sample program to reduce file size of an image.
| ################################################################################################ | |
| # name: 05_compress_image_01.py | |
| # desc: Compress image file using python | |
| # date: 2019-02-10 | |
| # Author: conquistadorjd | |
| ################################################################################################ | |
| from PIL import Image, ImageDraw, ImageFont | |
| import os | |
| print('*** Program Started ***') | |
| image_font_path = '/home/conquistador/code/github/python-01-utilities/image/fonts/' | |
| image_path_input = '/home/conquistador/code/github/python-01-utilities/image/input/' | |
| image_path_output = '/home/conquistador/code/github/python-01-utilities/image/output/' | |
| # image_name_input = '05_compress_image_01_input.png' | |
| image_name_input = '05_compress_image_01_input.jpg' | |
| im = Image.open(image_path_input + image_name_input) | |
| print('Input file size : ', im.size ) | |
| print('Input file name : ', image_name_input ) | |
| print('Input Image Size : ', os.path.getsize (image_path_input + image_name_input)) | |
| # image_name_output = '05_compress_image_01_output.png' | |
| image_name_output = '05_compress_image_01_output.jpg' | |
| im.save(image_path_output + image_name_output ,optimize=True,quality=50) | |
| print('Output file size : ', im.size ) | |
| print('Output file name : ', image_name_output) | |
| print('Output Image Size : ', os.path.getsize (image_path_output + image_name_output)) | |
| print('*** Program Ended ***') |
Output of the program while using .JPG file as input and output
$ python3.6 05_compress_image_01.py *** Program Started *** Input file size : (5456, 3632) Input file name : 05_compress_image_01_input.jpg Input Image Size : 1611664 Output file size : (5456, 3632) Output file name : 05_compress_image_01_output.jpg Output Image Size : 443479 *** Program Ended ***
Output of the program while using .PNG files as input and output
$ python3.6 05_compress_image_01.py *** Program Started *** Input file size : (1920, 1282) Input file name : 05_compress_image_01_input.png Input Image Size : 3683320 Output file size : (1920, 1282) Output file name : 05_compress_image_01_output.png Output Image Size : 3619363 *** Program Ended ***
As you can see, while using .PNG files for input and output, there is hardly any change in file size however when you used .JPG files, output files is of 27% of original file size. Your percentage reduction might be different based on the file that you have used.
Please note input and out file dimensions, number of pixels stays the same.
Sir i am in very big problem sir please help me that i wanted to compress images using pillow and i wanted that the image take his original width and height and then resize
But i want bulk resizing please help me
Hi Abhi,
You can simple loop thru list of file and use above code.
To get the files from a folder, either you can create list manually OR you can use code from this post https://www.techtrekking.com/how-to-find-all-files-in-a-directory-with-specific-extension-using-python/