>So far I've been able to slim down to a 108 byte png or a 43 byte gif
>using indexed mode. Is this as good as it gets or can the image get
>smaller using some other technique?
I tried to create a new 1x1 image, set it to 1 bit (b/w), saved it as GIF
file (without the "Created with GIMP" comment
On Fri, 10 Apr 2009 11:56:49 -0400, VR wrote:
> So far I've been able to slim down to a 108 byte png or a 43 byte gif
> using indexed mode. Is this as good as it gets or can the image get
> smaller using some other technique?
I managed to 1x1 PNG down to 81 bytes when using 1bit paletted image
I'm new to Gimp and experimenting trying to make the smallest possible
transparent image.
As an Off-topic aside, I run local DNS in my LAN and redirect spammy ad
domains to localhost so I don't have to look at their garbage when ad
blockers fail, like with flash content. My 1 x 1 image will be
