FotoKilof – GUI for ImageMagick

FotoKilof is a graphical frontend for ImageMagick.

The software performs actions such as cropping, rotating, and resizing images.

This is free and open source software.

Features include:

• Graphics conversion:
  • Scaling/resize.
  • Crop.
  • Text annotation, inside or outside of picture (memes generator).
  • Border around picture.
  • Rotation.
  • Mirroring (vertical or horizontal).
  • Black-white or sepia.
  • Contrast increase/decrease or normalize or histogram stretching.
  • Color auto-level or equalize.
  • Vignette.
  • Add logo image to a picture.
  • File formats: JPG, PNG, TIFF, SVG
  • Format conversion to JPG, PNG, TIFF.
• Process JPG, PNG, SVG and TIFF images,
• Process picture in the fly, originals are preserved.
• Process single file or whole directory.
• Take screenshot (Linux) or get picture from clipboard (Windows and MacOS) and use it as source picture.
• After processing results is copied into clipboard (Windows),
• Display selected tools,
• Tools selection,
• Preview original and result,
• Predefined rotation: 90, 180 and 270 degree or custom,
• Crop selection via click on preview or coordinates,
• Crop coordinates:
  • Two corners (upper left and lower right),
  • Upper left corner and width plus height,
  • Gravity, width plus height plus offset,
• Text: color, font and size selection, background, rotation,
• Text position:
  • Outside: bottom, left/center/right
  • Inside: by gravity or by position and rotate
• Customized sepia,
• Equalize by channel,
• Contrast between -5 and +5,
• Customized contrast stretching,
• Vignette:
  • Can be sharp or blurred,
  • Corners can be filled by selected color,
  • Offset in both direction
• Logo position by gravity, size and offset,
• Histograms of original and result pictures (temporary disabled),
• Fast file navigation: First, Prev, Next, Last or keys: Home, PgUp, PgDn, End,
• Command editor: possible to use ImageMagick commands for convert: eg. -gaussian-blur 10×10 or -monochrome, etc.
• Cross-platform support – runs under Linux, macOS, and Windows.

Website: github.com/TeaM-TL/FotoKilof
Support:
Developer: Tomasz Łuczak, TeaM-TL
License: MIT License

FotoKilof is written in Python. Learn Python with our recommended free books and free tutorials.

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