
Mac GUI for pngquant, pngnq and posterizer.

Median Cut PNG Posterizer Reduces number of distinct color/alpha intensities in the image. Unlike typical posterization, which distributes levels evenly, this one tries to pick levels intelligently using variance-based Median Cut and Voronoi iteration. The goal of this tool is to make RGB/RGBA PNG images more compressible, assuming that lower number of unique byte values increses chance of finding repetition and improves efficiency of Huffman coding.
ImageAlpha is built on open-source principles to guarantee security, privacy, and full reproducibility. All sensitive data transformations run locally on your hardware with zero telemetry or unexpected cloud dependencies.
| Specification | Minimum Requirement | Recommended Specification |
|---|---|---|
| Operating System | macOS 12.0 Monterey / Windows 10 x64 | macOS 14.0+ Sonoma / Windows 11 x64 |
| Processor Architecture | Apple Silicon (M1+) or Intel Core i5 x64 | Apple Silicon Unified Memory (M2/M3/M4) |
| Memory (RAM) | 4 GB Unified RAM | 8 GB+ High-Speed RAM |
| Storage Space | 300 MB available local disk space | 1 GB+ SSD storage |
| GPU Acceleration | Metal 2 / DirectX 12 compatible | Apple Neural Engine / Vulkan capable |
.dmg release installer directly from CookApps./Applications folder.Cmd + Space) or Launchpad.Alternatively, install using Homebrew if available:
brew install --cask imagealpha
.exe / .msi).git clone https://github.com/pornel/mediancut-posterizer.git cd mediancut-posterizer pnpm install || cargo build --release pnpm run build
Cmd + , (macOS) or Ctrl + , (Windows) to configure hardware acceleration, custom directories, and display themes.xattr -cr /Applications/ImageAlpha.app
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