I replaced server-side image compression with 40 lines of Canvas API code
I was building a side project that needed image compression. My first instinct was to look for an API — TinyPNG, Cloudinary, something with a POST endpoint. if (blob.size >= file.size) { Try the requested quality first. If the output is bigger, walk down through lower qualities until something stick
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