Daily Reviews Team, 2002-02-28 01:10:10

     Did you know that image files store not only picture data but also additional information, such as text comments, thumbnail previews, color management data? Some popular image editors, Adobe Photoshop, for example, add non-image data to JPGs thus making the file size larger. The point is, only advanced image editors make use of this information, while image viewers and browsers don't have a chance to apply it in any way. So why make your web page visitors download useless data along with your images, say, holiday photos, so carefully cropped and refined in Photoshop or Fireworks? Use JPG Cleaner and discard the unnecessary data before you publish the pictures on the net.
      JPG Cleaner is a small tool that lets you get rid of non-image data in your JPG files. The program discards this information, leaving the rest of your image the way it was before, so no quality loss (or gain, for that matter) occurs.
     The program comes in three versions: the one that works under DOS, the Windows console version and the normal Windows version. The program can clean single files, all JPG files in a specified folder or images you choose yourself using Explorer. The tool features a preview tool, adjustable settings for every cleaning session and more. Download this free tool now and reduce your JPG files in size with no quality loss.