jpegoptim:tldr:e9ac8
jpegoptim: Force the output images to have a fixed maximum filesize.
$ jpegoptim --size=${250k} ${image1-jpeg} ${image2-jpeg} ${imageN-jpeg}
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This command is using the jpegoptim tool, which is used to optimize JPEG files.
The command is optimizing multiple JPEG files given as arguments, namely ${image1-jpeg}, ${image2-jpeg}, and ${imageN-jpeg}.
Additionally, it includes the --size option which is used to set a target file size for the optimized JPEG files. In this case, the target file size is set to ${250k}. ${250k} represents a desired file size of 250 kilobytes.
By using this command, jpegoptim will attempt to optimize the specified JPEG files to achieve a smaller file size while preserving the image quality as much as possible.
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