A simple wrapper around Pillow library to automate picture edits I often found myself doing before Instagram uploads
- splitting a picture into a grid of square cutouts
- adding horizontal white stripes over the top and bottom of the image.
You can simply install the CLI via pip:
pip install insta-splitter
You can call the CLI by typing insta-splitter into the command line.
You can use following arguments to process your image:
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--mode: expects a string value- single-square: split the image into a single square
- three-squares: split the image horizontally into three squares
- grid: split the image into a grid of rows and columns
If ommited, image will be left in original shape.
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--stripes: Apply white horizontal stripes to the image -
--stripes-height: Height of the white stripes as a decimal percentage of the image height. Default value is 0.16 (1/6 of the image height). -
--rows: Number of rows in the grid. Will be ignored if mode is not grid -
--columns: Number of columns in the grid. Will be ignored if mode is not grid -
--out: Path to the output directory. If not specified, input directory will be used.