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Snoise is a command line tool for scaling and denoising images. Usage: snoise -i <input image> -o <output image> -s <scale amount> -d <denoise amount> -t Usage example: snoise -i in.jpg -o out.png -s 1.5 -d 10 Type "snoise -h" to display the help message.

ABIC is a multiplatform tool for converting images from and to a wide variety of formats, for example: JPEG, TIFF, PNG, JPEG-2000, WebP. It can also read some historic ones, in particular Amiga IFF (ILBM). ABIC is completely free, open sourced, and is also entirely nag-free.

...The Problem was that everytime I had to write my images by hand like: 0b0000000 0b0001000 0b0010100 0b0100010 0b1000001 And then i came to the point the images were larger than this example, say 32*32 or more. And thats a torture. And that's the reason I started this project. It's a simple and small command line application which let you convert any (1-32bit) BMP into a string representation of 0 or 1, or even in hex. The program hasn't any problem with images up to 1000 * 1000 px. Btw, it's not as useful to tell you all about everything the program can do as to try yourself, just download it and feed it with an random BMP image, it's smaller than 200kB :) If you're not on Windows you can use the Program with WINE or easily recompile it for your platform (You have to change the output coloring) Program developement: finished

This little tool helps you auto cropping images. It means it automatically cuts of white margins from, for example, scanned pictures. I built this tool because I had to scan a lot of pictures and I did this with an ADF-scanner.

PhotoResizerQt is a simple program to re-size one or several photos. The photos can be previewed and a suffix is added to the photo name to indicate the size. For example, x800 is added to a filename when a file is re-sized to 800 pixels. Check Forum

img2xhtml is a little and fast ansi C program that converts images (jpeg for example) into plain xhtml files, that draws the image using html elements to draw the divs, there is no difference between the original image and his xhtml version.

This is a .NET console utility that resizes an image to all the sizes defined in an interval with maximum quality. For example: PictureResizer.exe original_file_name start_width end_width interval <mask>

Converts bitmap file to c/c++ files (usefull for embedded systems with GUI). The color encoding is fully configurable (for example 16bit 5/6/5) and a "preview" bmp file is generated to show how much the picture is altered by the information reduction