#Crop batch images code

See also Process_Folder.py for a version of this code * Macro template to process multiple images in a File (label = 'Input directory', style = 'directory') File (label = 'Output directory', style = 'directory') String (label = 'File suffix', value = '.JPG') suffix Here is a code I’ve tried (one of those templates): /* Please let me know if there is anything I can change/improve or explain better.Hello guys, I have several thousands of wheat plot photos, unfortunately in the photos borders are visible and I would like to remove them, basically, I want to from my 6000x4000 to 4000x4000 with the center of the image being the same, also the name of the file should be the same.

#Crop batch images movie

The images used are screen caps are from the movie 'The adventures of Priscilla Queen of the Desert' that I posted to cap_it Images are posted ( Here) and you will now have a neatly cropped set of screen caps Like this one! Now that you have added all of your files to the File Input area and your settings are set simply press the start button and the conversion will start.ħ.

It's best to check the 'set long side to' or 'set short side to' this way you can avoid having to worry about aspect ratios and what not.Ħ. Resize: if you plan on resizing the images just check the resize box and enter the dimension you would like. don't worry about the hight and width being larger if you want the image smaller we will deal with that in the next step. Now to the cropping: in the work as area click the 'Select advance options' button.Ĭrop: Notice the highlighted areas.if you selected the areas you wish to crop you will see the settings you need to enter in the crop area. so 'Priscilla#' would result in 'Priscilla001' type of file name.ĥ. the # represents how many numbers you want it to use. when renaming the file replace Filename with what ever you want. Then batch process that action with the folder of unprocessed images as the source and save and close as the destination. start recording and action, open a file to be processed, run the auto crop & streighten, them file -> close all, and choose the folder you wish to save to. if you also plan on renaming them simply select the option you want. you can do this with an action and a batch process. Work as area: These are the settings if you plan on just converting the images. Output file area: it's best to have it pointing to a sub folder with in the image directory of the files you are converting. If it's the whole folder of images simply click the 'Add all' button or add highlight and add individual files. Input Files:Now that you have it open you need to add the files you wish to crop.

You can use the short cut By hitting 'B' on your keyboard or. we need to open up the batch conversion area. once you have your image cropped outlined. the second image is just a close up of the crop outline.ģ.

the first image below if you click on the thumbnail you will see what the image looks like if you cropped out the black borders. left click and move your mouse until you have outlined the area you want to crop. With your mouse arrow put it on the top right of the image (minus the black borders). it's best to choose one of the lighter images since it will be easier to see exactly where the actual image is so you can cut out the black better.Ģ. you can drag one of the images from the group you plan on working with. So even if you have never used Irfanview you'll be able to crop :)ġ. I will be including images and will be as detailed as possible. Cropping will give your caps a cleaner look and you will get a slightly smaller file by cropping.

#Crop batch images how to

Some of you may already know how to use Irfanview to batch convert images to jpg files and resize images I will cover how to do that along with how to crop out the black borders you get when you do screen captures. Please bare with me this is the first time I have written a tutorial. I took a brake from capping to write a quick tutorial.