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We are delighted to introduce new, fully-rewritten Kraken.io featuring: - Outstanding image optimization - Intuitive, easy-to-use API - Significantly improved lossy optimization techniques - Support for Google’s WebP compression algorithm - Support for SVG file optimization - Comprehensive paid plans for API usage designed to please everyone - Free, unlimited 7-day trial on all of our plans - The free Web Interface, featuring more beauty with Retina graphics - Rackspace Cloud Files and Amazon S3 integration - Integration libraries for PHP, Ruby and Node.js

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