Time management Using Awesome apps.

Time management is the most important thing you can do if you want to be productive and achieve your goals. But, it's hard to find time and apps to help manage your time. This article will list 5 of the best apps that can help you increase productivity and achieve your goals, with screenshots to show each app in action! let's start.

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Image compression:

Image Compression is an application of data compression for digital images to lower their storage and/or transmission requirements.

The need for compression:

Modern computers can store increasingly large numbers of files, but file size still matters. The smaller our files are, the more files we can store.

We use compression algorithms to reduce the amount of space needed to represent a file.

There are two types of compression:

Lossless: Compression algorithms reduce the size of files without losing any information in the file, which means that we can reconstruct the original data from the compressed file.

Lossy: Compression algorithms reduce the size of files by discarding the less important information in a file, which can significantly reduce file size but also affect file quality.

Image compressor awesome web app:

JPEG Optimizer.

JPEG Optimizer is one of the first solutions to check out if all you need is to compress JPEG images. Most of us should be fine with the default compression of 65, though the website can compress images anywhere between 0-99. Using just the default setting, I was able to cut down the file size by 66%.

Kraken.

Kraken gives you a choice of compression modes:

Lossless – zero drop in quality.
Lossy – a small drop in quality, but cuts down image file size by almost 90%.

The lossy images will work just fine for most users, but professionals who wish to retain 100% visual information should opt for the lossless (e.g. photographers).

Tiny PNG.

A trusted tool, Tiny PNG handles compression of both JPEG and PNG image formats with ease, letting you bulk upload up to 20 images in one go. Each file size can reach 5 MB. For larger files, you’ll have to be a paying customer.

JPEG.io.

To convert images of any format into JPEG, you can try JPEG.io. It handles more image types than most online image optimizer tools. To use it, you drag and upload your PNG, GIF, SVG or even PSD files to their website. First, the tool converts the images into JPEG, and then compresses them before returning the images to you. The tool can also pick up image files from your Google Drive or Dropbox and return the optimized JPEG files to you in a zip archive.

ImageRecycle.

If you’ve got images in multiple formats to optimize, you’ll find ImageRecycle to be a safe bet. Not just PNG or JPEG, this tool supports even GIFs and PDFs. You can drag and drop your images on to the website and download the optimized images with a click.

Compressor.io.

If you’re looking at high levels of compression that can save you hundreds of KB, take a close look at Compressor.io. It can reduce file sizes by close to 90%. It compresses JPEG and PNG images without loss of pixels, and lossy compression for other file types. However, the file size cannot exceed 10 MB.

Ezgif.

Though the name might suggest otherwise, Ezgif is an all-purpose online image optimizer. You can use it to work on your GIFs, PNGs, and JPGs. In the GIF department, Ezgif raises the bar to a new level. It lets you tinker about a lot with GIFs, including creating, resizing, cropping or optimizing them. You’ll be able to create GIFs using JPEG, PNG and other images, and upload up to 2,000 files, though there’s a cap on total size at 100MB.

Video to GIF Converters:

What’s the difference between a video and a GIF?

If you’re a digital marketer (or a person who uses the internet) you know how popular GIFs are. These short bursts of looping content can add life and energy to otherwise static blog posts, emails, web pages, infographics, and more. Exciting, right?

While GIFs might look similar to videos, these two kinds of media are actually very different, and the differences all start when the file types are initially collected. GIFs are essentially soundless collections of images that are manipulated to look like a video. Videos, on the other hand, are collected as a rich media complete with motion and sound. More importantly, the viewing experience for these two file types is pretty different.

It’s easy to see how these two file types are different when compared side-by-side. But why would someone convert a video to a GIF in the first place? There are plenty of reasons.

GIFs are affordable: When you turn a video into a GIF, you’re using existing content to create new content. Why not squeeze as much as you can from your video strategy?

GIFs are easy to produce: You don’t need to be a video expert to make a GIF. When you use one of the videos to GIF converters we’ve included below, creating a GIF can take as little as a few minutes.

GIFs are easy to consume: GIFs add motion and excitement to a piece of digital content without requiring the viewer to invest a lot of time and attention – a big win considering the average human attention span is about 8 seconds.

GIFs are effective: Dell saw a 109% increase in sales when it ran a GIF-centric marketing campaign, proving that audiences love (and respond to) this simple yet compelling media.

The best video to GIF converters –

Zamzar.

is a video to GIF converter with a ton of other file conversions built into it. While you can convert most major video file types into GIFs, you can also use this tool to convert PDFs to Word documents, PNGs to JPGs, and more. While there aren’t any additional features like adding stickers or text to your GIF, this is a great one-stop-shop tool for all kinds of file conversions. Zamzar is free to use and available for Mac and Windows users.