Easy Photo 2 Data URI Lite

Software to easily embedd images in html, with the following aims: making html pages with small images more efficient to download, making html newsletters look ok, and allowing the correct use of error pages that display images.

Version: 1.34
License: Free
Operating System: Windows
Homepage: www.easy-photo2data-uri.com
Developed by: Filipe Rosado da Fonseca

Software to easily embedd images into html documents (instead of linking to them), by use of the data uri (a.k.a. datauri) scheme, with the following aims:

• making html pages with small images more efficient to download (by avoiding making a separate request per image to display);
• making html newsletters look ok, when the user has configured its email reader not to download remote content (in order to maintain his privacy); and
• allowing the creation of error pages that correctly display images (without incurring in second-error problems when the error page does not refer to the base (or, even, expected) url

Besides aiming helping one into easily embedding images in html (here document), this software also aims easily converting bad into good photos, by helping one into selecting just their good portions.

For this to happen, first, the user selects the dimensions of the image to output and, after that, selects oversize-and-crop, so that the program can dimension the output window.

After these steps, the user decides what part of the image is to be output and centers it accordingly; before centering it, however, the user has the chance of enlarging the image.

In addition to the possibility of centering the good portions of the image, the user can also enhance it by applying some filters to it, as, for instance, the one to change its contrast or the one to change its brightness.

Opens images of type bmp, jpeg, png, and tiff, whether or not they are embedded in a data uri (a.k.a. data uri scheme or datauri scheme).

The standard (a.k.a. Lite) version of the program saves images as either 24bpp or 32bpp; the professional (a.k.a.

Pro) version of the program counts the colors of the image in order to choose what is the format that can be used (1bpp, 4bpp, 8bpp, 24bpp, or 32bpp) to generate the smallest file size without loss of quality.

The program has been created to be portable, thus, it can be executed from a pen drive.