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Recently I made this tools to help me compress and convert media. The first one is MP4 optimizer, and the second one is image file to webp converter. What do you think? Wich one would be most used?
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Went with the WebP converter. Every frontend project eventually needs image optimization, and having a drag-and-drop tool for that would save a lot of time. The MP4 optimizer is useful too but I reach for image conversion far more often.
Agree with your statement, should I post it for the demo of this tools I've create? So people can use it. Thanks for the feedback!
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Option 2 will be most used
I feel image optimization is the way to go
Great tools! I think the MP4 optimizer would be the most used onevideo files always seem to be too large when sharing portfolios, case studies, or social media content. 🚀
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