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...https://github.com/Lymphatus/caesium-image-compressor Caesium reduces the size of your picture up to 90%, preserving the original visual quality. Allows you to save a lot of space and easily upload your pictures on the web in a moment. The software is user-friendly with a simple and clear interface.
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GIF Maker [I.S.A]
GIF Maker [Improved.Simplified.Alternative]
'GIF Maker' is an desktop application developed using python 3.6.8 and other add-on libaries. Can generate GIF from pictures. Compatible only for windows OS. -
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PhotoFilmStrip creates movies out of your pictures in just 3 steps. First select your photos, customize the motion path and render the video. There are several output possibilities for VCD, SVCD, DVD up to FULL-HD. Creates animated slideshows.
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EnKoDeur-Mixeur (EKD) is an open source software which makes videos, pictures and audio post-production. It can be also used to convert videos in many formats. It is written in python and use the PyQt4 bindings.
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Batch processing for Jpeg pictures packing. (written in python Compresseur d'images Jpeg par lot. (écrit en python)
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Pycture Resizer is a little utility used to resize pictures. It supports various image formats and is written in Python. It features a nice GUI created with wxPython and file drag'n'drop. (wxPython and PIL needed)
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