@kremzli

The way we upload images to the repo is using webp. There is no problem if they are a little big.

I will merge this as soon as #9 is merged, thanks for the PR !

They are webp, but they are still around 1.2mb while the ones currently in the repo are a bit over 200kb at similar resolution. So maybe they need a bit of compression magic that i dont know. Or are they not supposed to be lossless?

Maybe you can try with ImageMagick, that is basically the tool most of us use to transform from PNG to webp. You can specify even the quality like so:

magick wizard.png -quality 50 -define webp:lossless=true wizard.webp

This is the command I personally use to turn multiple images into webp:

for file in *.png; do convert -quality 100 "$file" "${file%.png}.webp"; done

I cant get them lower in size. Even after optimizing the PNGs (with oxipng -Z --fast) and then using full effort lossless webp. I'll keep looking into further optimizing but for now this is as low as they seem to go.

So I somehow didn't consider the very HD cat picture in the images that perhaps obviously wouldn't compress well with lossless. So I will make new screenshots without the kitty unfortunately. Either late Sunday or Monday.

Now it should be acceptable maybe. Another thing to consider is if the UI by default is on the bottom, but it shouldn't matter much.

Now this is as small as they will probably go.
Maybe squash this PR

Perfect, thanks for the optimization, I will merge this as soon as #9 is merged.