Image compression app built using Electron, React and NodeJS
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The **image-min-app** is a desktop application for compressing images, built using Electron, React, and NodeJS. It is designed for users who need to optimize image sizes efficiently, with features like batch processing and progress tracking. The project is ideal for developers or individuals looking for a lightweight, cross-platform tool to reduce image file sizes.
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