A CLI tool that analyzes web pages to discover image weight and optimization opportunities.
TMI (Too Many Images) is a command-line tool that analyzes web pages to discover their total image weight and identify optimization opportunities. It helps developers understand how images impact page performance by comparing image weight against Google's BigQuery quantiles. The tool provides actionable insights to reduce image bloat and improve loading times.
Web developers, performance engineers, and site owners who want to optimize image loading performance and reduce page weight.
Developers choose TMI because it provides a simple, focused way to measure image weight specifically, integrates with Google's performance data for benchmarking, and offers clear, actionable recommendations for optimization.
TMI (Too Many Images) - discover your image weight on the web
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Provides dedicated insights into image weight, breaking down contributions by individual images as shown in the verbose mode screenshot for actionable optimization.
Compares image weight against Google's BigQuery quantiles, offering context relative to other sites, which is highlighted as a key feature for performance gauging.
Leverages Google PageSpeed Insights under the hood, ensuring reliable and standardized performance data, as noted in the README's integration details.
Supports analyzing pages with both mobile and desktop strategies, allowing tailored assessments for different user scenarios per the usage options.
The README admits that support for localhost and local files is planned but not yet available, forcing reliance on workarounds like ngrok for development testing.
Relies on Google APIs such as PageSpeed Insights and BigQuery, which may require API keys for extended use, introduce rate limits, and depend on external service availability.
Focuses solely on analysis and identification of heavy images without built-in tools for automated compression, format conversion, or integration with build pipelines.