more-jpeg
more-jpeg is a service designed to intentionally degrade the quality of JPEG images by introducing significant compression artifacts, turning them into ✨ works of art ✨.
Examples
Original | 10 | 5 | 0 |
---|---|---|---|
As you can see, JPEGs with quality 10
, 5
or even 0
look way better than the original.
Demo
Try it out here: https://jpeg.qwer.tz/ (no uptime gurantee)
Contributing
Creating new Recipes
Note Recipes determine the final export quality of the JPEGs. They also contain a list of “ingredients” that are applied before the export (such as inverting an image).
If you want to contribute such new ingredients, please refer to the section Creating new Ingredients.
It is easy to add new recipes, simply append your recipe to the recipes
object in src/util/recipe.tsx
.
You may use the Export button in the frontend to generate recipes.
Creating new Ingredients
To create a new ingredient (image operation), follow these steps:
Backend
First, create a function with the name action_<ingredient-identifier>
using this signature (img: Image, options: dict) -> Image
def action_invert(img: Image, _: dict) -> Image:
return ImageOps.invert(img)
Then add your ingredient to the actions
dictionary in recipe_actions.py
.
"invert": {
"executor": action_invert,
# optional, if you have any parameters, specify them here by name + accepted types
"options": {
"scale": [float, int]
}
},
Frontend
In src/util/recipe.tsx
, include your ingredient within ingredientMeta
.
You will need to specify the following attributes:
icon
(ReactNode) – see react-icons for a list of available iconsdescription
(string)
If your ingredient accepts any parameters, also add:
param_info
(ParamInfo)
invert: {
icon: <FaFill />,
description: "Reverses colors in the image",
param_info: {
scale: {
// will be shown if you hover over the (i) in the ingredient options
description: "Amount of xyz to add",
// will be the default value when adding new ingredients
default: 30,
},
},
},