
Highlights
- Performs batch image transformations via command-line.
- Supports resizing and cropping of standard image formats.
- Integrates into shell scripts for automated workflows.
- Designed specifically for Linux environments.
About this application
Conjure is an image processing tool for Linux that automates the transformation of graphical files. It allows users to apply various modifications to images through a command-line interface, focusing on batch processing and repetitive editing tasks. The application supports a range of standard image formats and provides functions for resizing, cropping, and applying color adjustments. It is designed to integrate into existing shell workflows, enabling users to script complex image manipulation sequences that can be executed across multiple files simultaneously.
The software operates by reading input files and applying user-defined parameters to generate modified output files. It does not include a graphical user interface, requiring users to interact with it via terminal commands. This approach makes it suitable for users who need to perform consistent image edits across large directories or as part of an automated pipeline. The tool is licensed under the GPL-3.0-or-later, ensuring that the source code remains accessible for modification and redistribution within the Linux ecosystem.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub io.github.nate_xyz.Conjure
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