Search Results for "batch image processor"

A tray assistant that helps domestic users to write, publish local articles to mainstream blog platforms (Zhihu, Jianshu, Blog Park, CSDN, SegmentFault, Nuggets, Open Source China) with one click, upload clipboard pictures to Tubed (Sina, Github, Picture Shell, Tencent Cloud, Alibaba Cloud, Youpai Cloud, Qiniu Cloud). A little assistant that does not have any interface and is only stored in the system tray, to help more people write better! One-click publishing of local articles to Zhihu,...

Firefox add-on (desktop and Android) to create beautiful QR codes and scan them, entirely inside the browser: no external server, no account, no ads, no data collected. Wi-Fi, contacts, events, SEPA payments, custom designs verified before download, PNG/SVG export, batch ZIP, camera scanner with warnings on deceptive links. Version 2.0 rewritten from scratch (Manifest V3).

Cloud storage management client. Support Qiniu Cloud, Tencent Cloud, Qingyun, Alibaba Cloud, Youpai Cloud, Amazon S3, JD Cloud, imitation folder management, image preview, drag and drop upload, folder upload, synchronization, batch URL export and other functions. package, adds a cdnPath field. You can upload resources to this path. This enables simple dynamic update of renderer resources. The default is empty to read local.

Pxer is an open source tool designed to help users collect and download artwork from the Pixiv illustration platform. It is implemented primarily in client-side JavaScript and runs directly in the browser through a userscript environment, allowing it to integrate seamlessly with Pixiv pages. Pxer provides functionality to crawl and gather images, artwork metadata, and other related content from supported Pixiv pages. It is designed to be accessible even for users who are not developers,...

...Expose reads associated text files, YAML metadata, and folder structures to automatically generate navigation menus, captions, and styling for each gallery. It supports image and video customization through ImageMagick and FFmpeg, enabling batch effects, filters, watermarks, and even video stabilization. With minimal setup, users can transform raw media collections into polished photoessays suitable for personal portfolios, storytelling, or lightweight publishing.