Image Resizer is a versatile tool that can resize any image contained in a specified folder. By default it saves a copy of the resized image as "RESIZED_imageOriginalName.originalExtension" resized to a YouTube Short format; 1080x1920.
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- Python 3.x
- PIL Library
Run it with the following command:
python3 imageResizer.py
Alternatively, run it with a specified directory:
python3 imageResizer.py photoDirectory
To use the image resizer tool, you can configure it by setting the following parameters in the config.py file:
directory: The default directory where the images to be resized are located. If not passed as argument, the default value is set to the current directory ".".
destination: Desired destination path, if set to "" will be the same as "directory". Default value is "", the same directory.
saveCopy: If True, a copy of the resized image will be saved as "RESIZED_filename.ext", if False, the original image will be overwritten. Default value is True.
resizeRes: Desired resize dimensions in pixels (width, height). Default value is (1080, 1920).
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.