It's that time of the month again. Jow Forums Challenge: Compress this image as much as possible. The person who replies with the lowest filesize wins.
Rules: *The compression MUST be lossless, i.e. the colors must stay the same and there must be no compression artifacts *The image MUST keep the same dimensions, i.e. 1000x1000 *You MAY change the filetype
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I've made a new image format that can only encode this one image. The filesize is zero and everybody in the world already has this image on their computer if they use my format!
Wyatt Bailey
I was thinking of that rn, what if i make a new file format for this particular image?
It's 2.3kb as a single frame, but I can't post it without a time and cutting it down to 1s fucks it up for some reason and I'm tired of dicking with it.
The SVG files given don't specify a color-interpolation attribute, so the files are permitted to render differently depending on which SVG renderer is used.
>The person who replies with the lowest filesize wins filesize: 0 bytes.
i win based on a strict interpretation of the rules. send me my prize please
Ryder Campbell
not so fast...
filesize: -1 MB
Benjamin Robinson
Thats a url, not an image.
Not in the rules.
Ayden Hernandez
OP here. What I had in mind when creating the rules was that the image could be converted to jpg/gif/etc that could be embedded, but I'm sort of impressed by SVG user.